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There are 50 boxes and 50 persons. Person 1 keeps 1 marble in every box. Person 2 keeps 2 marbles in every 2nd box, person 3 keeps 3 marbles in every third box. This process goes on till person 50 keeps 50 marbles in the 50th box. Find the total number of marbles kept in the 50th box.

A

43

B

78

C

6

D

93

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To solve the problem of how many marbles are kept in the 50th box, we need to consider the contributions from each person based on the rules provided. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Contributions**: Each person contributes marbles to the boxes based on their number. Person 1 puts 1 marble in every box, Person 2 puts 2 marbles in every 2nd box, Person 3 puts 3 marbles in every 3rd box, and so on, up to Person 50 who puts 50 marbles in the 50th box. 2. **Identifying the Relevant Persons for Box 50**: We need to determine which persons contribute to the 50th box. A person contributes to the 50th box if their number is a divisor of 50. 3. **Finding the Divisors of 50**: The divisors of 50 are: - 1 (Person 1) - 2 (Person 2) - 5 (Person 5) - 10 (Person 10) - 25 (Person 25) - 50 (Person 50) 4. **Calculating the Total Contribution**: Now we calculate how many marbles each of these persons contributes to the 50th box: - Person 1 contributes 1 marble. - Person 2 contributes 2 marbles. - Person 5 contributes 5 marbles. - Person 10 contributes 10 marbles. - Person 25 contributes 25 marbles. - Person 50 contributes 50 marbles. 5. **Adding Up the Contributions**: Now, we sum these contributions: \[ 1 + 2 + 5 + 10 + 25 + 50 = 93 \] 6. **Conclusion**: Therefore, the total number of marbles kept in the 50th box is **93**.
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