Day 4: Pascal’s Triangle

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Day 4: Pascal’s Triangle Video: https://www.youcubed.org/wim-day-4/ Complete Pascal’s Triangle

Day 4: Pascal’s Triangle Answer these ???’s Find the sum in each row of Pascal’s Triangle. Is there a pattern? Shade all of the odd numbers in Pascal’s Triangle. Is there a pattern? Triangular numbers are numbers that can be drawn in a triangle. For example, 3 is a triangular number and can be drawn like this. 6 is a triangular number and can be drawn like this. Find a represent the next two triangular numbers. Can you find triangular numbers in Pascal’s Triangle? Find one more pattern in Pascal’s Triangle and be prepared to share your findings with the class.

Day 4: Pascal’s Triangle Video: https://www.youcubed.org/wim-day-4/ Complete Pascal’s Triangle

Day 4: Pascal’s Triangle Answer these ???’s Find the sum in each row of Pascal’s Triangle. Is there a pattern? Shade all of the odd numbers in Pascal’s Triangle. Is there a pattern? Triangular numbers are numbers that can be drawn in a triangle. For example, 3 is a triangular number and can be drawn like this. 6 is a triangular number and can be drawn like this. Find a represent the next two triangular numbers. Can you find triangular numbers in Pascal’s Triangle? Find one more pattern in Pascal’s Triangle and be prepared to share your findings with the class.