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why do we have a -n in the sum should be there ?
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Substituting positive integers in \(Z_n=2n−1\), we notice that the sequence is 1, 3, 5, 7, ...... 2n - 1 (consecutive odd numbers)

We need to find sum of m consecutive odd integers, we know that the sum of m consecutive odd integers is \(m^{2}\)

We have only one option as a perfect square in answer choices, C. 36
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