C++ Practice Problem – Nicomachus’s Theorem

Time Limit: 2s Memory Limit: 192MB

Problem Description

Verify Nicomachus’s theorem, which states that the cube of any integer m can be expressed as the sum of m consecutive odd numbers.

Input Format

Any positive integer

Output Format

The cube of the number decomposed into a series of consecutive odd numbers

Sample Input

13

Sample Output

13*13*13=2197=157+159+161+163+165+167+169+171+173+175+177+179+181

Code

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {    int m;    cin >> m;
    int cube = m * m * m;    int start = m * m - m + 1;  // Calculate starting odd number
    cout << m << "*" << m << "*" << m << "=" << cube << "=";
    // Output m consecutive odd numbers    for (int i = 0; i < m; i++) {        cout << start + 2 * i;        if (i < m - 1) {            cout << "+";        }    }    cout << endl;
    return 0;}

Output ResultC++ Practice Problem - Nicomachus's TheoremCode Explanation(1) Input positive integer m cin >> m reads the input integer.(2) Calculate the cube value cube = m * m * m calculates the cube of m.(3) Determine the starting odd number Using the formula start = m * m – m + 1 to find the first odd number.(4) Output format First output m*m*m=cube= part. Then output m consecutive odd numbers: starting from start, adding 2 each time. Connect each odd number with +, without adding + after the last odd number.Mathematical Verification (taking m=13 as an example)13 cubed = 2197Starting odd number:13 squared – 13 + 1 = 169 – 13 + 1 = 15713 consecutive odd numbers: 157, 159, 161, …, 181Sum: This is an arithmetic sequence, first term 157, common difference 2, number of terms 13Sum = 13×157 + 2×(13×12)/2 = 2041 + 156 = 2197C++ Practice Problem - Nicomachus's Theorem

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