Marathon training distance
Peter trains for a half marathon every day. He ran 1,000 m on the first day and increased the training length by 250 m daily. On a certain day, Peter ran 21 km in training. That day, he calculated the total distance he had run since the start of training. How many kilometers did Peter run together?
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