1. Jonas had his army arrayed in two solid squares on the big table. "That's funny," he declared. "The soldiers along the eight sides come to 104, exactly one fifth of the total I've got there." "You do have a lot," his father commented. "But you could have the same one-fifth ratio with quite a different total number for two squares." He was right, so what would the number have been?

620 soldiers (184 and 436)

680 soldiers (196 and 484)

660 soldiers (178 and 482)