Question

Which of the following equations would tell you what term number has 60 squares?

A) Term 1
B) Term 2
C) Term 3
D) 3(60) + 3 = 2

Answer 1

The provided options don't include an equation that relates the term number with having 60 squares in any sequence or pattern. It's likely there's an error or a missing part of the question needed to correctly identify the term number with 60 squares.

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine which term number has 60 squares, we need to look for an equation that relates the term number to the number of squares. Among the given options, there isn’t an explicit description for how to calculate the term number based on the number of squares. However, we can infer this question may be related to a sequence where the number of squares increases each term. If the pattern is linear, we could expect an equation that looks something like 'Term number = 60' or might involve a simple arithmetic progression. Since none of the provided options (A, B, C, or D) match such an equation for finding the term number with 60 squares, it seems there might be a mistake or a piece of the question missing.