In a cylindrical container, circular discs are stacked. The first disc is 1 cm in thickness, the second is 2 cm thick, and consecutive discs increase by 1 cm. If the cylinder is 2 m tall, what is the maximum number of discs that can be completely contained in it?

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The correct option is B 19

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