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Mathematics, 27.06.2019 03:00, Zachgrainger4436

Arunner, training for a competition, ran on a track every day for 10 weeks. the first week he ran 8 kilometers each day of the week. the second week he increased his daily run by one lap (400 meters). the third week he increased again his daily run by one lap and so on. what is total distance he ran in 10 weeks?

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