I imagine it would be difficult to do that with the transform and all not so much that it wouldnt call another ditto , but that it becomes powerful enough to KO your poke . Could just make a pure support type pokemon for it i guess tho <| sep |> This is fine <| sep |> Atta boy , always quote as much as you can to contribute to any documentation of these fools 57 quality post <| sep |> Part A can be solved just by counting the cans in 7 rows . But it ' s a pain and misses the point of the exercise . If the author has set the problems up well , he or she is trying to get you to see the patterns hidden in arithmetic series . There are a couple of patterns hidden in the picture . One is that the average of the number of cans on the top row 1 and the bottom row 6 is 3 . 5 which is the same as the average number of cans per row . If you multiply the average number of cans per row , you get the total number of cans in the stack . One way to solve part B is to express the two relationships in the last sentence into algebra and then rearrange the terms to solve for the number of rows .