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On a 2 km road, a total number of 201 trees are planted on each side of the road at equal distances. How many such trees in all will be planted on both sides of a 50 km road such that the distance between two consecutive trees is the same as that of the consecutive trees on the 2 km road? (a) 501    (b) 5000    (c) 5001    (d) 5025    (e) 5050

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