For any positive integer n, let nº be
defined by nº = 2n(n+1). what is the
80
valu...
Mathematics, 11.09.2019 01:30 2005AngelMoore
For any positive integer n, let nº be
defined by nº = 2n(n+1). what is the
80
value of -
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