User:Jefff

$\sum_{n=0}^\infty (191) (\frac{6}{7})^n$

$\sum_{n=1}^\infty \frac{1}{n^{1.001}}$

Homework requires Time and Money... $\mathrm{Homework} = \mathrm{Time} \times \mathrm{Money}$

As the expression goes, time is money... $\mathrm{Time} = \mathrm{Money} \,$

Therefore, the original expression can be reduced to... $\mathrm{Homework} = \mathrm{Money} \times \mathrm{Money}$

Or... $\mathrm{Homework} = \mathrm{Money}^2 \,$

And, as the expression goes, money is the root of all evil... $\mathrm{Money} = \sqrt{\mathrm{Evil}}$

So... $\mathrm{Homework} = \sqrt{\mathrm{Evil}}^2$

Or... $\mathrm{Homework} = \mathrm{Evil} \,$

Q.E.D.