Old Man Jon has retired rich, and has decided to spend his fortune to travel around the world birdwatching.
Every day, for the next one year, he will visit one location around the globe.
On the first day, he sees 1 bird. This number of birds he sees increases by one every day, so the number that he sees is the same as the day of the year. For example, on the 29th day, he saw 29 birds.
How many birds would he have seen by the end of the year?
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Every day he sees 1 bird and the number of birds goes on increasing as the number of day. Therefore, Total birds = 1+2+3+4+5+.......+365 = .5*365(365+1) = 66795