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Explore Stack InternalConsecutive Numbers Sum (or $CNS$) is the number of different consecutive positive integers' summation resulting to a specific number. For example;
$CNS(45)=5$
$CNS (945)=?$ and $CNS (947)=?$
Hint: You do not have to find anyevery single of them to get the result!
Consecutive Numbers Sum (or $CNS$) is the number of different consecutive positive integers' summation resulting to a specific number. For example;
$CNS(45)=5$
$CNS (945)=?$ and $CNS (947)=?$
Hint: You do not have to find any single of them to get the result!
Consecutive Numbers Sum (or $CNS$) is the number of different consecutive positive integers' summation resulting to a specific number. For example;
$CNS(45)=5$
$CNS (945)=?$ and $CNS (947)=?$
Hint: You do not have to find every single of them to get the result!
Consecutive Numbers Sum (or $CNS$) is the number of different consecutive positive integers' summation resulting to a specific number. For example;
$CNS(45)=5$
$CNS (945)=?$ and $CNS (947)=?$
Hint: You do not have to find any single of them to get the result!
Consecutive Numbers Sum (or $CNS$) is the number of different consecutive positive integers' summation resulting to a specific number. For example;
$CNS(45)=5$
$CNS (945)=?$ and $CNS (947)=?$
Consecutive Numbers Sum (or $CNS$) is the number of different consecutive positive integers' summation resulting to a specific number. For example;
$CNS(45)=5$
$CNS (945)=?$ and $CNS (947)=?$
Hint: You do not have to find any single of them to get the result!
Consecutive Numbers Sum (or $CNS$) is the number of different consecutive positive integers' summation resulting to a specific number. For example;
$CNS(45)=5$
$CNS (945)=?$ and $CNS (947)=?$
