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HMMT November 2014 T1

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What is the smallest positive integer nn which cannot be written in any of the following forms?

  • n=1+2+⋯+kn=1+2+\cdots+k for a positive integer kk.
  • n=pkn=p^{k} for a prime number pp and integer kk.
  • n=p+1n=p+1 for a prime number pp.

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