Math, asked by tejvirsinghu6731, 1 year ago

Given the sequence 2;5;8
Prove that none of the terms of this sequence are perfect squares

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Answered by bhabnasoni25111

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(2x+1)+(2x+3)+(2x+5)=51

6x+9=51

X=7

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