Write summations to represent loops and simplify. The loops are inclusive. s + 0;for i + 2 to 6n² do123for j +3 to n do4for k + 1 to n dos + s + i – j + k;end57end8end9return (s);

We need to find time complexity.

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0; s + for i + 2 to 6n² do 1 2 for j 3 to n do for k + 1 to n do s + s + i –j + k; end 3 4 5 7 end 8. end return (s);

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