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Find the value of 6 + 66 + 666 + 6666 +hellip;hellip;hellip;hellip;.. + n terms. 1. `(2)/(3) ((10 xx (10^(n)- 1))/9 -
Find the value of 6 + 66 + 666 + 6666 +hellip;hellip;hellip;hellip;.. + n terms. 1. `(2)/(3) ((10 xx (10^(n)- 1))/9 -
n)` 2. `(2)/(3) ((10 xx (10^(n)- 1))/9 )` ` ` 3. `(2)/(3) ((10 xx (10^(n) + 1))/9 )` ` ` 4. `(2)/(3) ((10 xx (10^(n)- 1))/9 + n )`
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