A. It's a trick question, if there is two people per row excluding the very top, then there should only be two in the seventh row.
B. there would be 15 total people in the seventh row.
If it's 1 person on top and 2 people each row, that would be 1+2(x)
1+2(x)
1+2(7)
1+14
=15
C. If it's the same way then we would just use the same equation.
1+2(x)
1+2(10)
1+20
=21
There would be a total of 21 people in the pyramid.
D. We would just need to subtract 4 from 37 repeatedly to find how many rows.
I did the math and it is 10 people since we can't have half a person.
E. If the bottom row has 37 and we know that it is 4 people up each time, and there are a total of 10 rows roughly, then we can safely assume there are 40 people + the bottom row 37 which is 77 people total.
I know I may not be right, but I hope this helps.
- Kathryn Irene