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1+4=5, 2+5=12, 3+6=21, 8+11?

1 answer:

7 0

The answer is 96.
Solution:
1+4(5) = 5
2+5(7) = 12(5+7)
3+6(9) = 21(12+9)
4+7(11) = 32(21+11)
5+8(13) = 45(32+13)
6+9(15) = 60(45+15)
7+10(17) = 77(60+17)
8+11(19) = 96(77+19).

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