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    – Mico
    2 hours ago












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    Welcome to TeX.SE!

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    – Mico
    2 hours ago







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Just for fun: without packages.



documentclassarticle
newcounterpft
newcounterpfft
begindocument
setcounterpft0loop%
stepcounterpft%
setcounterpfft0noindent$loop%
stepcounterpfftnumbervaluepfft%
ifnumnumbervaluepfft<numbervaluepft+repeat$par%
ifnumnumbervaluepft<11repeat%
enddocument


enter image description here



Or with pgffor, which contains the foreach command that is used in JouleV's nice answer, and which is loaded by TikZ.



documentclassarticle
usepackagepgffor
begindocument
foreach X in 1,...,11%
noindent$foreach Y in 1,...,X%
ifnumY>1%
+%
fi%
Y
$par
enddocument





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    Let's employ TikZ and some simple algorithms for such things.



    documentclass[tikz]standalone
    begindocument
    begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
    foreach i in 1,...,11
    % Draw the numbers
    pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
    foreach j in 1,...,result
    node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
    % Draw the plus signs
    ifnumi=11relaxelse
    pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
    foreach j in 1,...,result
    node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
    fi

    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here



    A little bonus:



    documentclass[tikz]standalone
    begindocument
    begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
    foreach i in 1,...,11
    % numbers
    pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
    foreach j in 1,...,result
    node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
    % plus signs
    ifnumi=11relaxelse
    pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
    foreach j in 1,...,result
    node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
    fi
    % the rest :)
    pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
    node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
    node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here




    Not sure what do you really want to get by "to the right", but maybe this?



    documentclass[tikz]standalone
    begindocument
    begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
    foreach i in 1,...,11
    % numbers - simpler than the above code
    foreach j [count=k] in i,...,1
    node (i-j) at (i,j) k;
    % plus signs - a bit simpler
    ifnumi=11relaxelse
    foreach j in i,...,1
    node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
    fi
    % I keep the "bonus" part - it needs no improvements
    pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
    node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
    node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here






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    • What if you want to make it align to the right ? What is this TikZ thing ? (I'm a very-beginner)

      – LimoPanda
      2 hours ago







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      Hello @LimoPanda, if you want to know what TikZ is good for, please have a look at p. 18 of this manual. ;-)

      – marmot
      2 hours ago











    • @LimoPanda Sorry for the late reply. What do you want to align to the right?

      – JouleV
      1 hour ago






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      @marmot I thought it should be pages 18 and 11-12 of that manual

      – JouleV
      1 hour ago



















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    A LuaLaTeX-based solution:



    enter image description here



    To make the triangular array right-aligned instead of left-aligned, change @l@ to @r@. If you wish to have a bit more space around the + symbols, change + to +.



    documentclassarticle
    usepackageluacode

    beginluacode


    function make_array(n)
    tex.sprint ( "\beginarray@l@" )
    for i=1,n do
    for j=1,i do
    tex.sprint ( j )
    if j<i then
    tex.sprint ("+")
    else
    tex.sprint ("\\")
    end
    end
    end
    tex.sprint ( "\endarray" )
    end


    endluacode
    newcommandmakearray[1]directluamake_array(#1)

    begindocument
    $makearray11$
    enddocument





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      documentclassarticle
      usepackagemultido
      begindocument
      noindent$1$
      multidoiA=2+110\$%
      multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1iB+iA$

      bigskipnoindent$1=1$
      multidoiA=2+110\$xdefSum0%
      multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1%
      iB+xdefSumthenumexprSum+iBiA=thenumexprSum+iA$

      enddocument


      enter image description here






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        Just for fun: without packages.



        documentclassarticle
        newcounterpft
        newcounterpfft
        begindocument
        setcounterpft0loop%
        stepcounterpft%
        setcounterpfft0noindent$loop%
        stepcounterpfftnumbervaluepfft%
        ifnumnumbervaluepfft<numbervaluepft+repeat$par%
        ifnumnumbervaluepft<11repeat%
        enddocument


        enter image description here



        Or with pgffor, which contains the foreach command that is used in JouleV's nice answer, and which is loaded by TikZ.



        documentclassarticle
        usepackagepgffor
        begindocument
        foreach X in 1,...,11%
        noindent$foreach Y in 1,...,X%
        ifnumY>1%
        +%
        fi%
        Y
        $par
        enddocument





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          Just for fun: without packages.



          documentclassarticle
          newcounterpft
          newcounterpfft
          begindocument
          setcounterpft0loop%
          stepcounterpft%
          setcounterpfft0noindent$loop%
          stepcounterpfftnumbervaluepfft%
          ifnumnumbervaluepfft<numbervaluepft+repeat$par%
          ifnumnumbervaluepft<11repeat%
          enddocument


          enter image description here



          Or with pgffor, which contains the foreach command that is used in JouleV's nice answer, and which is loaded by TikZ.



          documentclassarticle
          usepackagepgffor
          begindocument
          foreach X in 1,...,11%
          noindent$foreach Y in 1,...,X%
          ifnumY>1%
          +%
          fi%
          Y
          $par
          enddocument





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            Just for fun: without packages.



            documentclassarticle
            newcounterpft
            newcounterpfft
            begindocument
            setcounterpft0loop%
            stepcounterpft%
            setcounterpfft0noindent$loop%
            stepcounterpfftnumbervaluepfft%
            ifnumnumbervaluepfft<numbervaluepft+repeat$par%
            ifnumnumbervaluepft<11repeat%
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            Or with pgffor, which contains the foreach command that is used in JouleV's nice answer, and which is loaded by TikZ.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackagepgffor
            begindocument
            foreach X in 1,...,11%
            noindent$foreach Y in 1,...,X%
            ifnumY>1%
            +%
            fi%
            Y
            $par
            enddocument





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            Just for fun: without packages.



            documentclassarticle
            newcounterpft
            newcounterpfft
            begindocument
            setcounterpft0loop%
            stepcounterpft%
            setcounterpfft0noindent$loop%
            stepcounterpfftnumbervaluepfft%
            ifnumnumbervaluepfft<numbervaluepft+repeat$par%
            ifnumnumbervaluepft<11repeat%
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            Or with pgffor, which contains the foreach command that is used in JouleV's nice answer, and which is loaded by TikZ.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackagepgffor
            begindocument
            foreach X in 1,...,11%
            noindent$foreach Y in 1,...,X%
            ifnumY>1%
            +%
            fi%
            Y
            $par
            enddocument






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                Let's employ TikZ and some simple algorithms for such things.



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % Draw the numbers
                pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
                % Draw the plus signs
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here



                A little bonus:



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % numbers
                pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
                % plus signs
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi
                % the rest :)
                pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
                node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here




                Not sure what do you really want to get by "to the right", but maybe this?



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % numbers - simpler than the above code
                foreach j [count=k] in i,...,1
                node (i-j) at (i,j) k;
                % plus signs - a bit simpler
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                foreach j in i,...,1
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi
                % I keep the "bonus" part - it needs no improvements
                pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
                node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer

























                • What if you want to make it align to the right ? What is this TikZ thing ? (I'm a very-beginner)

                  – LimoPanda
                  2 hours ago







                • 2





                  Hello @LimoPanda, if you want to know what TikZ is good for, please have a look at p. 18 of this manual. ;-)

                  – marmot
                  2 hours ago











                • @LimoPanda Sorry for the late reply. What do you want to align to the right?

                  – JouleV
                  1 hour ago






                • 1





                  @marmot I thought it should be pages 18 and 11-12 of that manual

                  – JouleV
                  1 hour ago
















                6














                Let's employ TikZ and some simple algorithms for such things.



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % Draw the numbers
                pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
                % Draw the plus signs
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here



                A little bonus:



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % numbers
                pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
                % plus signs
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi
                % the rest :)
                pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
                node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here




                Not sure what do you really want to get by "to the right", but maybe this?



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % numbers - simpler than the above code
                foreach j [count=k] in i,...,1
                node (i-j) at (i,j) k;
                % plus signs - a bit simpler
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                foreach j in i,...,1
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi
                % I keep the "bonus" part - it needs no improvements
                pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
                node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer

























                • What if you want to make it align to the right ? What is this TikZ thing ? (I'm a very-beginner)

                  – LimoPanda
                  2 hours ago







                • 2





                  Hello @LimoPanda, if you want to know what TikZ is good for, please have a look at p. 18 of this manual. ;-)

                  – marmot
                  2 hours ago











                • @LimoPanda Sorry for the late reply. What do you want to align to the right?

                  – JouleV
                  1 hour ago






                • 1





                  @marmot I thought it should be pages 18 and 11-12 of that manual

                  – JouleV
                  1 hour ago














                6












                6








                6







                Let's employ TikZ and some simple algorithms for such things.



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % Draw the numbers
                pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
                % Draw the plus signs
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here



                A little bonus:



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % numbers
                pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
                % plus signs
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi
                % the rest :)
                pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
                node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here




                Not sure what do you really want to get by "to the right", but maybe this?



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % numbers - simpler than the above code
                foreach j [count=k] in i,...,1
                node (i-j) at (i,j) k;
                % plus signs - a bit simpler
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                foreach j in i,...,1
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi
                % I keep the "bonus" part - it needs no improvements
                pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
                node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer















                Let's employ TikZ and some simple algorithms for such things.



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % Draw the numbers
                pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
                % Draw the plus signs
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here



                A little bonus:



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % numbers
                pgfmathsetmacroresult12-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node (i-j) at (i,j) i;
                % plus signs
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                pgfmathsetmacroresult11-i
                foreach j in 1,...,result
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi
                % the rest :)
                pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
                node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here




                Not sure what do you really want to get by "to the right", but maybe this?



                documentclass[tikz]standalone
                begindocument
                begintikzpicture[x=5ex,y=5ex]
                foreach i in 1,...,11
                % numbers - simpler than the above code
                foreach j [count=k] in i,...,1
                node (i-j) at (i,j) k;
                % plus signs - a bit simpler
                ifnumi=11relaxelse
                foreach j in i,...,1
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(.5,0)]i-j.base) +;
                fi
                % I keep the "bonus" part - it needs no improvements
                pgfmathsetmacrosumoutputint((12-i)*(13-i)/2)
                node (output-i) at (12,i) sumoutput;
                node[anchor=base] at ([shift=(-.5,0)]output-i.base) =;

                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here







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                • What if you want to make it align to the right ? What is this TikZ thing ? (I'm a very-beginner)

                  – LimoPanda
                  2 hours ago







                • 2





                  Hello @LimoPanda, if you want to know what TikZ is good for, please have a look at p. 18 of this manual. ;-)

                  – marmot
                  2 hours ago











                • @LimoPanda Sorry for the late reply. What do you want to align to the right?

                  – JouleV
                  1 hour ago






                • 1





                  @marmot I thought it should be pages 18 and 11-12 of that manual

                  – JouleV
                  1 hour ago


















                • What if you want to make it align to the right ? What is this TikZ thing ? (I'm a very-beginner)

                  – LimoPanda
                  2 hours ago







                • 2





                  Hello @LimoPanda, if you want to know what TikZ is good for, please have a look at p. 18 of this manual. ;-)

                  – marmot
                  2 hours ago











                • @LimoPanda Sorry for the late reply. What do you want to align to the right?

                  – JouleV
                  1 hour ago






                • 1





                  @marmot I thought it should be pages 18 and 11-12 of that manual

                  – JouleV
                  1 hour ago

















                What if you want to make it align to the right ? What is this TikZ thing ? (I'm a very-beginner)

                – LimoPanda
                2 hours ago






                What if you want to make it align to the right ? What is this TikZ thing ? (I'm a very-beginner)

                – LimoPanda
                2 hours ago





                2




                2





                Hello @LimoPanda, if you want to know what TikZ is good for, please have a look at p. 18 of this manual. ;-)

                – marmot
                2 hours ago





                Hello @LimoPanda, if you want to know what TikZ is good for, please have a look at p. 18 of this manual. ;-)

                – marmot
                2 hours ago













                @LimoPanda Sorry for the late reply. What do you want to align to the right?

                – JouleV
                1 hour ago





                @LimoPanda Sorry for the late reply. What do you want to align to the right?

                – JouleV
                1 hour ago




                1




                1





                @marmot I thought it should be pages 18 and 11-12 of that manual

                – JouleV
                1 hour ago






                @marmot I thought it should be pages 18 and 11-12 of that manual

                – JouleV
                1 hour ago












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                A LuaLaTeX-based solution:



                enter image description here



                To make the triangular array right-aligned instead of left-aligned, change @l@ to @r@. If you wish to have a bit more space around the + symbols, change + to +.



                documentclassarticle
                usepackageluacode

                beginluacode


                function make_array(n)
                tex.sprint ( "\beginarray@l@" )
                for i=1,n do
                for j=1,i do
                tex.sprint ( j )
                if j<i then
                tex.sprint ("+")
                else
                tex.sprint ("\\")
                end
                end
                end
                tex.sprint ( "\endarray" )
                end


                endluacode
                newcommandmakearray[1]directluamake_array(#1)

                begindocument
                $makearray11$
                enddocument





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                  A LuaLaTeX-based solution:



                  enter image description here



                  To make the triangular array right-aligned instead of left-aligned, change @l@ to @r@. If you wish to have a bit more space around the + symbols, change + to +.



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackageluacode

                  beginluacode


                  function make_array(n)
                  tex.sprint ( "\beginarray@l@" )
                  for i=1,n do
                  for j=1,i do
                  tex.sprint ( j )
                  if j<i then
                  tex.sprint ("+")
                  else
                  tex.sprint ("\\")
                  end
                  end
                  end
                  tex.sprint ( "\endarray" )
                  end


                  endluacode
                  newcommandmakearray[1]directluamake_array(#1)

                  begindocument
                  $makearray11$
                  enddocument





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                    A LuaLaTeX-based solution:



                    enter image description here



                    To make the triangular array right-aligned instead of left-aligned, change @l@ to @r@. If you wish to have a bit more space around the + symbols, change + to +.



                    documentclassarticle
                    usepackageluacode

                    beginluacode


                    function make_array(n)
                    tex.sprint ( "\beginarray@l@" )
                    for i=1,n do
                    for j=1,i do
                    tex.sprint ( j )
                    if j<i then
                    tex.sprint ("+")
                    else
                    tex.sprint ("\\")
                    end
                    end
                    end
                    tex.sprint ( "\endarray" )
                    end


                    endluacode
                    newcommandmakearray[1]directluamake_array(#1)

                    begindocument
                    $makearray11$
                    enddocument





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                    A LuaLaTeX-based solution:



                    enter image description here



                    To make the triangular array right-aligned instead of left-aligned, change @l@ to @r@. If you wish to have a bit more space around the + symbols, change + to +.



                    documentclassarticle
                    usepackageluacode

                    beginluacode


                    function make_array(n)
                    tex.sprint ( "\beginarray@l@" )
                    for i=1,n do
                    for j=1,i do
                    tex.sprint ( j )
                    if j<i then
                    tex.sprint ("+")
                    else
                    tex.sprint ("\\")
                    end
                    end
                    end
                    tex.sprint ( "\endarray" )
                    end


                    endluacode
                    newcommandmakearray[1]directluamake_array(#1)

                    begindocument
                    $makearray11$
                    enddocument






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                        documentclassarticle
                        usepackagemultido
                        begindocument
                        noindent$1$
                        multidoiA=2+110\$%
                        multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1iB+iA$

                        bigskipnoindent$1=1$
                        multidoiA=2+110\$xdefSum0%
                        multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1%
                        iB+xdefSumthenumexprSum+iBiA=thenumexprSum+iA$

                        enddocument


                        enter image description here






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                          documentclassarticle
                          usepackagemultido
                          begindocument
                          noindent$1$
                          multidoiA=2+110\$%
                          multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1iB+iA$

                          bigskipnoindent$1=1$
                          multidoiA=2+110\$xdefSum0%
                          multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1%
                          iB+xdefSumthenumexprSum+iBiA=thenumexprSum+iA$

                          enddocument


                          enter image description here






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                            documentclassarticle
                            usepackagemultido
                            begindocument
                            noindent$1$
                            multidoiA=2+110\$%
                            multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1iB+iA$

                            bigskipnoindent$1=1$
                            multidoiA=2+110\$xdefSum0%
                            multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1%
                            iB+xdefSumthenumexprSum+iBiA=thenumexprSum+iA$

                            enddocument


                            enter image description here






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                            documentclassarticle
                            usepackagemultido
                            begindocument
                            noindent$1$
                            multidoiA=2+110\$%
                            multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1iB+iA$

                            bigskipnoindent$1=1$
                            multidoiA=2+110\$xdefSum0%
                            multidoiB=1+1numexpriA-1%
                            iB+xdefSumthenumexprSum+iBiA=thenumexprSum+iA$

                            enddocument


                            enter image description here







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