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Mathematics, 14.09.2021 09:50 skyyk8107

Sean passed a bowl of peanuts around to 11 friends. Counting Sean, there were twelve people.) Sean took 1 peanut, his 1st friend took 3
peanuts, the 2nd friend took 5 peanuts, and so on, until the 12th person
took peanuts and the bowl was empty
How many peanuts were in the bowl in the beginning?

I literally don’t understand pls help

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