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1+2+3.....+n=666 find the n​

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Answered by DuckBoi
20

N = 36

Proof:

(36/2)(1+36) = 666.

This is according to Carl Gauss's Formula!

Answered by wifilethbridge
74

The value of n is 36.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : 1+2+3.....+n=666

To find : The value of n​ ?

Solution :

We know the sum of n term of form 1+2+3.....+n is given by,

\sum 1+2+3.....+n=\frac{n(n+1)}{2}

So, we can write the equation as

\frac{n(n+1)}{2}=666

n^2+n=666\times 2

n^2+n=1332

n^2+n-1332=0

n^2+37n-36n-1332=0

n(n+37)-36(n+37)=0

(n+37)(n-36)=0

n=-37,36

Reject n=-37.

Therefore, the value of n is 36.

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