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To give the asymptotically tight bounds on the given summation.
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The given summation is 
Start substituting the value of 
for some constant 
After doing so, the following result can be obtained −
Therefore, the asymptotically tight bound on the 
summation will be 
Program Plan Intro
To give the asymptotically tight bounds on the given summation.
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Given Information:
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The given summation is 
Start substituting the value of 
for some constant 
After doing so, the following result can be obtained −
Therefore, the asymptotically tight bound on the 
summation will be 
Program Plan Intro
To give the asymptotically tight bounds on the given summation.
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The given summation can be written as follows-
Now, substituting the values of the above summations from the part (a) and part (b).
Therefore, the asymptotically tight bound on the 
summation will be 
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