If n is a positive integer and C(r )= ""...

If n is a positive integer and `C_(r )= ""^(n)C_(r )` then find the vlaue of `sum_(r =1)^(n) r^(2)((C_(r ))/(C_(r -1)))`.

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`(n(n+1)(n+2))/(6)`

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