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Mathematics, 13.07.2019 17:00 ijohnh14

An arrangement of bowling pins has 3 pins in the first row and 12 rows in all. in each successive row one pin is added. what is the explicit rule for this situation, and how many pins will be in the 12th row? explicit rule number of pins in the 12th row an=2+n an=3+n an=2+2n an=3+3n 14 15 16

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