Mathematics, 26.02.2020 21:27, eva4548
Suppose that ten chips, numbered 1 through 10, are put into an urn at one minute to midnight, and chip number 1 is quickly removed. At one-half minute to mid-night, chips numbered 11 through 20 are added to the urn, and chip number 2 is quickly removed. Then at one-fourth minute to midnight, chips numbered 21 to 30 are added to the urn, and chip number 3 is quickly removed. If that procedure for adding chips to the urn continues, how many chips will be in the urn at midnight (157)?
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