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lmd9712p, q, and r are positive integers p = 3q q = 5r07-Sep-2026
ArnavPoswal15A sequence of numbers a1, a2, a3,…. is defined as follows: a07-Sep-2026
ArnavPoswal15Sequence S is such that Sn07-Sep-2026
ArnavPoswal15In the sequence above, each term after the first is equal to07-Sep-2026
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dkingThe sum of all the factors of06-Sep-2026
dkingx and y are integers greater than 5. x is y percent of x^206-Sep-2026
ARYANXBOX10x is a non-negative number and the square root of (10 – 3x)06-Sep-2026
ARYANXBOX10ab > 006-Sep-2026
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