Nuts, girl and boys
Milena collected fallen nuts and called a bunch of boys to let them share. She took a condition: the first boy takes one nut and a tenth of the rest, the second takes two nuts and a tenth new rest, the third takes three nuts and a tenth new rest, and so on. Thus managed to distribute all the nuts, and everyone got the same amount.
Determine how many nuts were gathered. Milena and many boys divided the nuts.
Determine how many nuts were gathered. Milena and many boys divided the nuts.
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