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Finite sum (∑i=1n​ai​)

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A finite sum adds finitely many terms, for example ∑i=1n​ai​=a1​+⋯+an​ for a positive integer n. The empty sum is the additive identity. In an abelian group, the associative property and commutativity of the abelian group make the result independent of grouping and order.

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