Let the series ∑ (n = 1) UN converge and ∑ UN = u, then the series ∑ (UN + U (n + 1)) =?

∑(Un+U(n+1))=∑Un+∑Uk=(∑Un+∑Uk)-U1=2∑Un-U1
=2u-U1

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