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Agree with previous calculations.

You also don't really need to count how many multiples of 50 there are (e.g. (1+49) + (2+48) etc).

You can realise very quickly that 25 will be "on its own" (as 25+25 would equal 50 but obviously we can't have 2 copies of the same number).

Therefore the final answer will either end with 25 (if there are an even number of multiples of 50) or 75 (if there are an odd number of multiples of 50).

Only 1225 satisfies this requirement so you can almost do this one "at a glance".
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I have edited the question and the solution by adding more details to enhance its clarity. I hope it is now easier to understand.
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