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Mathematics, 05.09.2021 19:20 jkortis15

Help please!! A series of 384 consecutive odd integers has a sum that is the perfect fourth power of a positive integer. Find the smallest possible sum for this series.
a) 104 976
b) 20 736
c) 10 000
d) 1296
e) 38 416

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