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1) How many triangles will be formed by 13 matchsticks? 2) How many matchsticks will be needed to form 7 triangles?
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1) How many triangles will be formed by 13 matchsticks?
2) How many matchsticks will be needed to form 7 triangles?
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1) 4 and one extra
2) 21
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