The number of pennies on square 33 is greater than the sum of all the pennies on the first half of the chess board.
What is a square?
A square is a quadrilateral, that have its four sides to be equal, and all its angles to be right-angles
From the question, the number of pennies on a square is:
[tex]T_n = 2^{n-1[/tex]
For square 33, the number of pennies is:
[tex]T_{33} = 2^{33 - 1}[/tex]
[tex]T_{33} = 4294967296[/tex]
4294967296 is greater than the sum of all pennies on the first half of the chess board.
Hence, the number of pennies on square 33 is greater than the sum of all the pennies on the first half of the chess board.
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