SOLUTION: Carmen is playing with blocks. She arranges stacks of blocks so that each successive level of blocks has 1 fewer block than the level below it and the top level has one block. The
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Question 1090391: Carmen is playing with blocks. She arranges stacks of blocks so that each successive level of blocks has 1 fewer block than the level below it and the top level has one block. The stack shown has 1 block on level 1, 2 blocks on level 2, and 3 blocks on level 3. Carmen wants to make such a stack with 12 levels. how many blocks would she use to build this stack?
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
So then for 12 levels, ,
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