- A11
- B12
- C10
- D22
Step-by-Step Solution
Year 5 total = 25, year 6 total = 36. Plants added = 36 - 25 = 11 (the difference of consecutive squares, ).
Answer: A) 11
A garden has rose plants arranged in a square grid that grows each year.
Year 1 has 1 plant, year 2 has 4, year 3 has 9 (square numbers).
How many MORE plants are added in year 6 compared to the total in year 5?
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