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What is the sum of all common differences if it is possible to pair up all the numbers from 1 to 70, so that the positive difference of the numbers in each pair is always the same, i.e. one pairing is (1, 2), (3, 4), (5, 6), and (69, 70)?

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Answered by chetanapadol1234
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sum of all common diffences of 35 pairs

so

35*36/2= 630


snayasishkmr: u joking or what ?we have to find the sum of common differences every possible common difference we can have so many pairs such as
snayasishkmr: (1,36),(2,37),(3,38)..............(34,69),(35,70) in this common difference is 35
snayasishkmr: so even if we go by this the sum of common differences till now m getting is 1+2+3+......+35=(35*36)/2 = 630
snayasishkmr: read the question carefully girl
snayasishkmr: but m not getting the right answer anyways thanks for the attempt i wish it was that simple
chetanapadol1234: sorry
snayasishkmr: koi nai the answer is still wrong neither of us got it right haha
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