C chaitanya New member Joined May 14, 2014 Messages 1 May 14, 2014 #1 I want an example of sequence shown below,plz help: 1,24,120 1+24=25=5 square 24+120=144=12 square 120+1=121=11 square A sequence such that summation of any two numbers should be a perfect square.
I want an example of sequence shown below,plz help: 1,24,120 1+24=25=5 square 24+120=144=12 square 120+1=121=11 square A sequence such that summation of any two numbers should be a perfect square.
stapel Super Moderator Staff member Joined Feb 4, 2004 Messages 16,550 May 14, 2014 #2 chaitanya said: I want an example of sequence shown below,plz help: 1,24,120 1+24=25=5 square 24+120=144=12 square 120+1=121=11 square A sequence such that summation of any two numbers should be a perfect square. Click to expand... What have you tried? How far have you gotten? Where are you stuck? (Also, you posted this to "Arithmetic" rather than to "Algebra" or "Advanced Math". Have you not studied algebra at all?) Please be complete. Thank you!
chaitanya said: I want an example of sequence shown below,plz help: 1,24,120 1+24=25=5 square 24+120=144=12 square 120+1=121=11 square A sequence such that summation of any two numbers should be a perfect square. Click to expand... What have you tried? How far have you gotten? Where are you stuck? (Also, you posted this to "Arithmetic" rather than to "Algebra" or "Advanced Math". Have you not studied algebra at all?) Please be complete. Thank you!