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What is the math behind Linkception or Link Pyraminds?

Let's suppose i have a bunch of backlinks to my page. Maybe 10. I want to build a second and third layer. How many backlinks should I build to my backlinks and how many links i should build to the links to my backlinks? (ok i know it sounds dumb)

my page < 10 backlinks of 1st layer < 100 backlinks of 2nd layer < 1000 backlinks of 3rd layer?

How does it work from mathematical approach?

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