Develop and Use the Strategy: Look for a Pattern Looking for a pattern is another strategy that you can use to solve problems. The goal is to look for items or numbers that are repeated or a series of events that repeat. The following problem can be solved by finding a pattern. You arrange tennis balls in triangular shapes as shown. How many balls will there be in a triangle that has 8 rows? 1 layer 2 layer 3 layer Solution:

Develop and Use the Strategy: Look for a Pattern Looking for a pattern is another strategy that you can use to solve problems. The goal is to look for items or numbers that are repeated or a series of events that repeat. The following problem can be solved by finding a pattern. You arrange tennis balls in triangular shapes as shown. How many balls will there be in a triangle that has 8 rows? 1 layer 2 layer 3 layer Solution:

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