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Alternatively, perhaps the formula is correct and we accept n ≈ 7.475,...
But for the sake of generating, correct math:
The equation has no integer solution. However, if we take the exact va...
But in context, perhaps intended:
Let’s assume Sₙ = 110 and solve — only way is accept non-integer, but...
So revise: perhaps original problem meant Sₙ = 98 → n = 7
Or Sₙ = 124 → n = 8
But as written: **No integer solution exists.
But for pedagogy: use approximate answer.
However, in high school level, expect integer.

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