CAT level question in Polynomials
A sequence of numbers is defined as
2 = an – an–1. Sn is sum upto n terms in this sequence and a3 = 5. How many values m, n exist such than Sm – Sn = 65?
(a) 4
(b) 6
(c) 2
(d) More than 6 possibilities
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Sir why answer isn't 4 we have 4 pairs (65,1), (1,65) , ( 5,13) ,(13,5)