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Krishna has certain number of coins numbered with a series of consecutive natural numbers starting with 1. He found that the sum of squares of all the numbers on the coins is 1753 times the sum of numbers on coins. How many coins does he have?
Krishna has certain number of coins numbered with a series of consecutive natural numbers starting with 1. He found that the sum of squares of all the numbers on the coins is 1753 times the sum of numbers on coins. How many coins does he have?
Updated On: Jul 26, 2024
- 1753
- 2569
- 2629
- 3439
- 5259
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The correct answer is option (C): 2629
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