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A pattern says: the cube of a number n equals the sum of n consecutive odd numbers. For example, .
Using this idea, the first odd number in the group for is which of these?

Class 8Perfect CubesCubes and Roots
  • A19
  • B21
  • C23
  • D25

Step-by-Step Solution

For , the five consecutive odd numbers are 21 + 23 + 25 + 27 + 29 = 125. The first is 21.
Answer: B) 21

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