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find n such that C(n,2)=91
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No such n exists.
n = 14
Whoops, haha you're right.
That's because C(n, 2) = n(n-1)/2. So you want to solve n(n-1)/2 = 91. But then that’s n(n-1) = 182. But factors of 182 are just 2*7*13. So we can see 182 = 13*14, so n = 14.
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but something u know not by calculation, by your own experience.......
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