Mathematics
Mathematics, 09.09.2019 19:20, kaelycaetano66

What strategy would be the best to solve this problem?
to get into shape, miles ran for 1 minute on monday, 3 minutes on tuesday, 6
minutes on wednesday, and 10 minutes on thursday. if he continues, how
many minutes will miles run on sunday?
oa) guess, check and revise
ob) work backwards
oc) use a formula
od) look for patterns

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