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A display of cans on a grocery shelf consists of 20 cans on the bottom, 18 cans in the next row, and so on in an arithmetic
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find a6 for an arithmetic sequence where a1=3x+1 and d=2x+6.2.A display of cans on a grocery shelf consists of 20 cans on the
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a grocery store has a display of cans stacked in layers. The top layer has 1 can. Every other layer has 4 more cans than the
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a grocery clerk nstacks three rows of can of fruit for a display, each of the top two rows has 2 fewer cans than the row beneath
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You are stacking soup cans for a display in a grocery store. Your manager wants you to stack 120 cans in layers, with each layer
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Find the number of cans stacked in a display if there are 30 rows of cans with six on the top row, ten on the second row, 14 on
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A store clerk wants to stack 55 cans of tennis balls in a triangular display. How many cans would be in the bottom row?
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The animal shelter is buying dog food. The function d(n) = 12n represents the number of cans of dog food needed for n dogs. How
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The animal shelter is buying dog food. The function d(n) = 12n represents the number of cans of dog food needed for n dogs. How
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The animal shelter is buying dog food. The function d(n) = 12n represents the number of cans of dog food needed for n dogs. How
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