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A certain drive-in movie theater has total of 17 rows of parking spaces. There are 20 parking spaces in the first row and 21 parking spaces in the second row. In each subsequent row there are 2 more parking spaces than in the previous row. What is the total number of parking spaces in the movie theater?

A) 412
B) 544
C) 596
D) 632
E) 692

I did this slightly differently...

=((23+51)/2)*(((51-23)/2)+1)
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=596

Assuming that this approach is okay? Not sure if it is more tedious though
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No need to calculate out 36*16 and add 20
the units digit will always be 6

only answer choice C matches
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