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1 + 2•3 + 3•9 + … + (k+1)•3= ? 

(k is a non-negative integer)

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Let S=1+2.3+3.9+....+(k+1).3k

Multiply by 3

3S=1.3+2.9+....+k3k+(k+1).3k+1

Subtract both equations

-2S=(3+32+33+...+3k)-(k+1).3k+1+1

-2S=[3.(3k-1)/(3-1)]-(k+1).3k+1+1

So S=(1/2).{(K+1).3k+1-([3.(3k-1)]/2)-1}

by AlgoStar (540 points)
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k/2*3^(k+1)+1/2
by AlgoMeister (964 points)

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