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Answer: 4,900

Explanation:

A positive odd integer is any odd integer greater than zero.

We can use the sum of odd numbers formula where S is the sum and n is the number of terms, as shown below:


\displaystyle S=n^2

Since we are finding the sum of the first 70, there are 70 terms:


\displaystyle S=n^2


\displaystyle S=70^2


\displaystyle S=4,900

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