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How would I go about graph sketching?

You want to look at turning points, intersections and when the gradient is possitive or negative. It is also important to demonstrate what is going on with graphs when they are tending towards 0 (especially in the interval -1

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Deduce a formula (in terms of n) for the following sum: sum (2^i * i) where 1<=i<=n, n,i: natural numbers ( one can write this sum as: 12^1+ 22^2+ .. +n*2^n)