Theorem: A positive integer n will be the sum of a sequence of consecutive positive integers if and only if

All positive integers. I assume it has to be related to it can't be 2^n.

What is the proof?

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Theorem: A positive integer n will be the sum of a sequence of consecutive positive integers if and only if

All positive integers. I assume it has to be related to it can't be 2^n.

What is the proof?

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