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Prove that the square of any odd multiple of 3 is the difference of two triangular

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Prove that the square of any odd multiple of 3 is the difference of two triangular numbers;specifically, that9(2n + 1)2= t9n+4 - t3n+l

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QUESTION:

Prove that the square of any odd multiple of 3 is the difference of two triangular numbers;specifically, that9(2n + 1)2= t9n+4 - t3n+l

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We want to prove that the square of any odd multiple of 3 is the difference of two triangular numbers.

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