Wednesday 30 November 2011
Math Question
Look at the squares in this picture. The pattern of squares is as follows: 1square, 2squares, 3squares, 4squares, 5squares. Count the number of dots on the perimeter of each grouping, and put this information in a chart. Do you see any patterns in the information you listed in your chart? Please comment and explain your pattern rule if you do.
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Teekar the primeter patren is 12,14,16,20 and we are in o,Canada right now
ReplyDelete1 square: 4 dots
ReplyDelete2 square:6 dots
3 square:8 dots
4 square:10 dots
5 square:12 dots
the number of dots goes up 2 time each time
the blocks are getting bigger each time
ReplyDeletesquare 1 :4 dots
ReplyDeletesquare 2 :6 dots
square 3 :8 dots
square 4 :10 dots
square 5 :12 dots
the numvber of dots goes up 2 each time
The squares keep adding by 1.
ReplyDeleteThe first sqaure has four dots and it is also small too and 1 tiny sqaure.
ReplyDeleteThe secend sqaure has 6 dots and two sqaures.
The third one has 8 dots and 3 sqaures.
The 4th one has 10 dots and 4 sqaures.
The 5th one has 12 dots and 5 sqaures
1 squares 4 dots
ReplyDelete2 squares 6 dots
3 squares 8 dots
4 squarse 10 dots
5 squarse 12 dots
the pattern gose 4,6,8,10,12
the patern starts with 4 dot' and it ends with 20 dot's wich mens 4 more dot's are added icth time
ReplyDeleteI agree with Alice :D
ReplyDeleteThe pattern is geting biger each time
ReplyDeleteGreat comments! I am just about to start my classes for the day, and I was happy to read your comments. I wonder if anyone can make a prediction for a later part of the pattern?
ReplyDeleteHave a great day...
Mr. Carr
1 squares equals 4 dots
ReplyDelete2 squares equals 6 dots
3 squares equals 8 dots
4 squares equals 10 dots
4 squares equals 12 dots