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Help please! High points rewarded

Help please! High points rewarded
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Help please! High points rewarded

Help please! High points rewarded-example-1
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Start with 5 tiles. Add 2 tiles each time.

Pattern 4 will have 11 tiles.

Pattern 5 will have 13 tiles.

Pattern 6 will have 15 tiles.

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