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they need n for 60 bricks :sub 60 then solve for n using u formula
Here sum is given 60.. So: a = 1 d = 2.. \[60 = \frac{n}{2}(2 + (n-1)(2)) \implies 2n^2 = 120 \implies n^2 = 60\] Find n from here..
\[\sqrt{60}???\]
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60=n/2[1+(n-1)2] 120=[1+2n-2] n=121/2
a=1 not 2 @ water
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Wait @strawberry_militia
Here a = 1: Do you know the sum formula @REMAINDER \[\large Sum = \frac{n}{2}(2a + (n-1)d)\]
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\[\sqrt{60} = 7.74\] So I think 7 steps can be completed.
My text gave the answer 7 (this uses 49 bricks)
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