Problem 774
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vincentcheung
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RobertStanforth
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Re: Problem 774
Well spotted. The terms may not be negative. I have amended the problem description accordingly.vincentcheung wrote: Mon Jan 03, 2022 6:23 am For those terms a(n) in a conjunctive sequences, they can be negative numbers right?
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