The correct option is B 0
Since C1 has variable terms and C2 and C3 are constant, summation runs only on C1.
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∣∣n∑r=1(r−1)n12n∑r=1(r−1)22n28n−4n∑r=1(r−1)33n36n2−6n∣∣
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∣∣12(n−1)nn1216(n−1)n(2n−1)2n28n−414(n−1)2n23n36n2−6n∣∣
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Taking 112n(n−1) common from C1 and 2 from C3, we get
n∑r=1Δr=16n(n−1)×∣∣
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∣∣6n62(2n−1)2n22(2n−1)3n(n−1)3n33n(n−1)∣∣
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⇒∑Δr=0, since C1 and C3 are identical.