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Problem Solving (PS) | Re: The sum of the squares of the first 15 positive integers

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shyind wrote:

Just a thought,

\(16^2+.....+30^2\) = 256+.....+900

\((\frac{900+256}{2})\)*15= 578*15 = 8670 (close to D)

Can we consider this approach ?


This is the approach that I used to come up with a logical solution. Not sure if it's good or not.

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