Is there some sort of mental formula I could develop that would allow me to form a summation notation equation to express any form of addition? I'm trying to figure out how to express [A..B] in summation notation. If A is 1 and B is 10, then it equals 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10. You basically take the factorial of the second variable and subtract it from the factorial of the first variable, but that formula doesn't work when you introduce a third variable, like [A..B..C].
if our bodies are ~98F/37C in equilibrium, why are we unable to last in that temperature indefinitely?
Shouldn't we be most comfortable at the temperature our bodies want?
inversely, on average how low of a temperature do we need to reach before our bodies go from "can maintain 98C indefinitely" to "very very slow exposure death"
