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In the article, we establish some identities involving special values of multiple zeta functions among the counting functions of number of representations of an integer by a linear combination of figurate numbers such as triangular numbers, square numbers, pentagonal numbers, etc. More precisely, we provide our result for δₖ(n), rₖ(n) and Nₖᵃ(n) (for a fixed a ≥ 3), the number of representations of n as a sum of k-triangular numbers, as a sum of k-square numbers and as a sum of k-higher figurate numbers (for a fixed a ≥ 3), respectively. Moreover, these identities also occur when one of δₖ(n), rₖ(n) and Nₖᵃ(n) is replaced by the k-colored partition functions.
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