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In this question, we have given a sequence that is 1, 4, 9, 16, 25 and up to so on.
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So, in the first part, we need to find the next two terms.
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So, clearly the next two terms are 36 and 49.
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Now, in the b part, we need to find the nth term.
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So, basically we can see that 1 can be written as 1 of square, 4 can be written as 2 of square and 9 can be written as 3 of square and up to so on.
00:35
So, clearly nth term will be, we have n square.
00:40
So, we can say that our sequence is t of t, tn clearly n square for all n belonging to natural number and we know natural numbers are 1, 2, 3 and up to infinity.
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Now, in the c part, we need to find explicit formula.
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So, for that we can, we have that is tn is equal to n square.
01:01
Now, which we can written as that is n square minus 2n plus 2n and we can also write plus 1 minus 1.
01:11
So, now from these three terms, we have n minus 1 of whole square and then plus 2n minus 1 terms are as it is.
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Now, clearly if tn is equal to n square, so we have tn minus 1 as n minus 1 of whole square...