What is the value of the sum of consecutive integers T1+T2+T3...T50?
1) T1+T50 = 1
2) T25=T50
1) is suff but I am not sure abt 2
90) Sum of consecutive integers
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I agree. Ist statement gives T1 = -24 andT50 = 25.
Also sum is 25 because all other terms are cancelling.
2 nd statement is incorrect.
It is contradicting the main question itself.
If integers are consecutive how can T25 = T50?
Also sum is 25 because all other terms are cancelling.
2 nd statement is incorrect.
It is contradicting the main question itself.
If integers are consecutive how can T25 = T50?
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This is an impossible question, since statement (2) contradicts the information in the question stem. (How can you have consecutive integers with equal value?)ern5231 wrote:What is the value of the sum of consecutive integers T1+T2+T3...T50?
1) T1+T50 = 1
2) T25=T50
1) is suff but I am not sure abt 2
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