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A total of nn points are equally spaced around a circle and are labelled with the integers 1 to nn, in order. Two points are called diametrically opposite if the line segment joining them is a diameter of the circle. If the points labelled 7 and 35 are diametrically opposite, then what is the value of nn?
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A total of n points are equally spaced around a circle and are labelled with the integers 1 to n, in order. Two points are called diametrically opposite if the line segment joining them is a diameter of the circle. If the points labelled 7 and 35 are diametrically opposite, then what is the value of n?
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A total of $n$ points are equally spaced around a circle and are labelled with the integers 1 to $n$, in order. Two points are called diametrically opposite if the line segment joining them is a diameter of the circle. If the points labelled 7 and 35 are diametrically opposite, then what is the value of $n$?

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