Mathematics, 12.10.2020 03:01 katiekellerman9947

A grocery store owner is planning a display by stacking cans of soup in a pyramid. The top row of the stack will have 1 can, the row underneath it will have 3 cans, the row underneath it will have 5 cans, and so on. If the owner wants the display to have a total of 12 rows, then how many cans will he need?

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