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Zero Row  1 st Row  2 nd Row  3 rd Row  4 th Row 

th  Binomial Coeff. for a group of 4 4C04C0 4C34C34C24C24C14C1 4C44C4

th  Binomial Coeff. for a group of 4 These are the coefficients in the expansion of (x+y) 4

Counting Numbers

Triangular Numbers

Fibonacci Numbers  sum = 2  sum = 3  sum = 5  sum = 8  sum = 13

Powers of 11 (Only works for n < 5)  11 0  11 1  11 2  11 3  11 4