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2 December

Holly adds up the first six even numbers, then adds on half of the next even number. Her total is 49.
Next, Holly adds up the first \(n\) even numbers then adds on half of the next even number. This time, her total is 465124. What is \(n\)?

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15 December

There are 3 even numbers between 3 and 9.
What is the only odd number \(n\) such that there are \(n\) even numbers between \(n\) and 729?

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