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If S_n=n(n+1)/2 and S_n=6670, what is the value of n?

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Correct answer: 115

Substitute the given sum into the standard formula: n(n+1)/2=6670. Multiplying both sides by 2 gives n(n+1)=13340. For n=115, the consecutive product is 115×116=13340, so 115×116/2=6670. Therefore n=115 and option C is correct. Checking the other listed values confirms that they fail: 110×111/2=6105, 112×113/2=6328, and 116×117/2=6786. Because n is a natural-number index and the expression n(n+1)/2 strictly increases as n increases, there cannot be another natural-number value among the options producing 6670. Direct substitution provides a complete verification.

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MathematicsSequencesSum-Of-Natural-NumbersFormula-SubstitutionSum Of First N Natural NumbersSequences And ProgressionsClass 9 Mcq

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