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Berechne \( \omega L = 1000 \times 0.1 = 100 \) Ω. - Silent Sales Machine

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No integer n satisfies exactly—recheck:
Use exact: \( n = \frac{-7 + 51.85}{6} \approx 7.475 \) → No integer s...
But if we accept approximation: closest integer not valid. Recheck set...
Wait: Try n = 8 gives 124, n = 7 gives 98 — no match.
But if equation is correct, then solve exactly:
Discriminant = \( 49 + 2640 = 2689 \), which is not a perfect square →...
Correction: Assume typo; try with Sₙ = 98 → n = 7. But original says 1...
Alternatively, perhaps question is valid only for non-integer n, but n...
Therefore, no integer solution. But likely intended:
Try n = 8: 4×(10 + 21) = 124

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