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For which positive integers n is the ratio, fraction numerator stretchy sum from k equals 1 to n of   k to the power of 2 end exponent over denominator stretchy sum from k equals 1 to n of   k end fraction an integer?

  1. odd n only    
  2. even n only    
  3. n = 1 + 6k only, where k greater or equal than 0 and kelement ofI    
  4. n = 1 + 3k, integer k greater or equal than 0    

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find the simple expression of the given expression and find integer values of n from the resultant expression that satisfy the condition.

The correct answer is: n = 1 + 3k, integer k greater or equal than 0


    n= 1 + 3k, k>=0 k c I
    on solving the given expression, we get
    (n(n+1)(2n+1)/6)/(n(n+1)/2)
    = (2n+1)/3
    the above expression needs to be an integer for integer values of n
    let this be p
    therefore, 2n+1 = 3p
    n=(3p-1)/2
    since p belongs to the set of integers, lets put values of p
    p=1 : n= 1 ,
    p=2: n= 5/2
    p=3: n= 4
    p=4: n= 11/2
    p=5: n= 7
    p= 6 : n= 17/2
    hence, we can see that the values satisfying the condition are:
    n={1,3,7,10,...}
    this can be generated from the equaiton
    n= 1+3k, integer k>=0
    this is our answer.

    an A.P is a sequence of mathematical terms which have a common difference with their adjacent elements. the variable n is generalized using an AP as well.

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