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In how many ways can we express 1024 as the sum of two or more positive consecutive integers?

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Let us assume two consecutive numbers n, n+1 .On adding these two numbers we get an odd number and definitely not 1024 1024 .Similarly if we assume three consecutive numbers ,the sum will be 3n + 3 which is not equal to 1024 1024 for any positive integer 'n'.So by continuing the same process we can see that the sum of two or more positive integers will never be equal to 1024 1024 .

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