Raymond B. answered 06/11/21
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
(1^3 - 3(1)^2 = 1-3 =-2
2^3 -3(2)^2 = 8-12 = -4
3^3 -3(3)^2 = 0
4^3 -3(4)^2 = 64-48 = 16
5^3 -3(5^2 = 125-75 = 50
6^3 -3(6^2 = 216 -108 = 108
7^3 -3(7^2 = 196
8^3 -3(8)^2 = 512 - 192 = 320
9^3 -3(9)^2 = 729 - 243 = 486
10^3 -3(10^2 = 1000-300= 700
11^3 -3(11)^2 = 1331 - 363 = 968
12^3 -3(12)^2 = 9(144) = 1296
add them up, it's a few thousand
sum of j^3 - 3j^2 from j=1 to j=12 is 4134
which shows the formula used by Yefim works