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Find a fast way to sum the integers from 1 to 100? - Answers

Gauss' method, supposedly at the age of 5 according to the story ...Consider pairs:1 + 100 = 1012 + 99 = 1013 + 98 = 1014 + 97 = 1015 + 96 = 101Each pair sums to 101, and there are (100/2) = 50 of them.So their grand sum is (101 x 50) = 5050.



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Gauss' method, supposedly at the age of 5 according to the story ...Consider pairs:1 + 100 = 1012 + 99 = 1013 + 98 = 1014 + 97 = 1015 + 96 = 101Each pair sums to 101, and there are (100/2) = 50 of them.So their grand sum is (101 x 50) = 5050.



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Find a fast way to sum the integers from 1 to 100? - Answers

Gauss' method, supposedly at the age of 5 according to the story ...Consider pairs:1 + 100 = 1012 + 99 = 1013 + 98 = 1014 + 97 = 1015 + 96 = 101Each pair sums to 101, and there are (100/2) = 50 of them.So their grand sum is (101 x 50) = 5050.

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