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The number of isosceles triangle with integer sides, if no side exceeds is
(a), if equal sides have any length less than or equal to
(b), if equal sides exceed
(c), if equal sides do not exceed
(d), if equal sides have any length less than or equal to

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Important Questions on Sequences and Series
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The numbers are distinct ;
are pairwise disjoint.
(Here denotes the number of elements in the set ). Then the maximum possible value of is

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For every natural number . Then is equal to

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has two consecutive integral solutions, then is equal to:

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