Given positive sequence {an}, the first n terms and Sn satisfy 10sn = an ^ 2 + 5An + 6, and A1, A3, A15 are equal proportion sequence, (1) find the general term of sequence {an} (the general term is an = 5n-3) (2) let BN = 2 / [an * a (n + 1)], Sn is the sum of the first n terms of sequence {BN}, find SN

Given positive sequence {an}, the first n terms and Sn satisfy 10sn = an ^ 2 + 5An + 6, and A1, A3, A15 are equal proportion sequence, (1) find the general term of sequence {an} (the general term is an = 5n-3) (2) let BN = 2 / [an * a (n + 1)], Sn is the sum of the first n terms of sequence {BN}, find SN

Second question: because an = 5n-3,
And BN = 2 / [an * a (n + 1)],
So, BN = 2 / [(5n-3) * (5N + 2)]
Split term, BN = 2 / 5 times [1 / (5n-3) - 1 / (5N + 2)]
So Sn = 2 / 5 times [1 / 2-1 / (5N + 2)]
According to the meaning of the title, Sn