Solution:
Let an=a1+(n−1)d for some a1 and common difference d.
First, a1+a2+⋯+a10=20.
The sum of the first 10 terms of an arithmetic sequence is:
S10=210(a1+a10)=5(a1+a10)
But a10=a1+9d, so:
S10=5(a1+a1+9d)=5(2a1+9d)=10a1+45d
Set equal to 20:
10a1+45d=20
Second, a1+a4+a9+a16+⋯+a100.
These are the terms an2 for n=1 to 10 (n2 from 1 to 100).
an2=a1+(n2−1)d
So:
n=1∑10an2=n=1∑10[a1+(n2−1)d]=10a1+dn=1∑10(n2−1)
=10a1+d(n=1∑10n2−10)
The sum ∑n=110n2=610⋅11⋅21=385
So:
10a1+d(385−10)=10a1+375d
Set equal to 18:
10a1+375d=18
Now subtract the first equation from the second:
(10a1+375d)−(10a1+45d)=18−20
330d=−2
d=−3302=−1651
Now plug d back into the first equation:
10a1+45d=20
10a1+45(−1651)=20
10a1−16545=20
10a1−339=20
10a1=20+339=33660+339=33669
a1=330669
Now, compute a1+a8+a27+a64+⋯+a1000.
These are an3 for n=1 to 10 (n3 from 1 to 1000).
an3=a1+(n3−1)d
So:
n=1∑10an3=10a1+dn=1∑10(n3−1)
=10a1+d(n=1∑10n3−10)
The sum ∑n=110n3=(210⋅11)2=552=3025
So:
10a1+d(3025−10)=10a1+3015d
Now substitute a1=330669 and d=−1651:
10a1=33669
3015d=3015×(−1651)=−1653015=−1653015
Simplify 1653015:
3015÷165=18.27 but let's do it exactly:
3015÷165=1653015=165÷153015÷15=11201
So 3015d=−11201
Now add:
n=1∑10an3=33669−11201
Find common denominator:
33 and 11; 33 is common.
11201=33201×3=33603
So:
33669−33603=3366=2
Answer: a1+a8+a27+a64+⋯+a1000=2