Posted by Sarah on Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 1:45am.
Use the Gauss method:
60+61+62...+70+71...+80
80+79+78+..+70+69...+60
Add the two lines, you will get the sum 140 21 times. So half the sum is 70*21=1470.
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