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GEOMETRY There are 6 rows of squares stacked upon each other. The first three are shown. How many total squares are needed for the entire pattern?

GEOMETRY There are 6 rows of squares stacked upon each other. The first three are shown. How many total squares are needed for the entire pattern?
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GEOMETRY There are 6 rows of squares

stacked upon each other. The first three
are shown. How many total squares are
needed for the entire pattern?

GEOMETRY There are 6 rows of squares stacked upon each other. The first three are-example-1
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Answer: 289

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