SOLUTION: proove that the n th term of an AP can not be n square 1. justify your answer

SOLUTION: proove that the n th term of an AP can not be n square 1. justify your answer

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Question 943110: proove that the n th term of an AP can not be n square 1. justify your answer
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What does "n square 1" mean?

And the nth term of an arithmetic progression can be anything, since you provided no other restrictions.
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