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Anyone here wants more BO members in the list? I mean, BO is a powerful organization. It's impossible for an organization to have only Gin & Vodka, Vermouth, Bourbon, Chianti & Korn and Kir(who is not really in their side) as the coded members. Just think of the head to head match between the protagonists and antagonists Boss vs Conan Gin vs Akai Bourbon vs Heiji(if ever he'll take part) Vermouth vs Yukiko Chianti & Korn vs Jodie & Camel [these 4 characters are basically useless or nerfed ever since they were introduced Vodka vs Masumi?? Then it'll be an easy win for the side of Conan if his dad, Yusaku will help. Yusaku is way better than Conan. Also there's still the Kaitou Kid who can help Conan steal the APTX. Haibara, Ran, and Eri are all usable characters against the BO too. I'm thinking Rum, Baileys, Bacardi & Whiskey for the new members.

I noticed my typo in almost every step. it's not sum from n=2 to 100 but n=2 to 99.... Your way makes things much easier... it's basically comes down to the same thing though since the equation from my solution will equal to yours if I did it correctly. But then again, I like things complicated for some reason because... uhh... idk i just like thinking through long steps. I just find them more entertaining. I do wish I can think of such methods quickly though. I love how math can be manipulated, having multiple ways to solve a problem... or sometimes none, which is such a depressing moment. =_=

Ah crap, 4th time ever. But someone has to freaking confirm, right? First of all: o_O how did infinite sums get here? Second of all: It's actually quite simple. Sorry for typos. I'm on a tablet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8pkRnqpkfE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgxCSFyKyKc

A. ? Where? I'm assuming some names changed or something... B. Is there a level restriction? C. Other stuff... Well... Challenge accepted. First of all.... Just for laughs. I'm pretty confident about my answer, but I can't say for sure about any typos I made.... Took me a while to type them up in Microsoft Word... So If anyone see the typo, point it out and I'll.. uh... try to fix it. And just in case, I also put extra steps and colored some to help the you guide through the problem with extra detail as possible. So... feel free to ask if you don't understand something. If you already got the answer then consider this. Especially if you don't know what LIMITS are. It might help you understand a bit since this is a good example. You might have seen this in Algebra 2 and above.... well, I did at least...