Cambridge International Mathematics

(Tina Sui) #1

Sequences


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Contents:

A Number sequences [2.12]
B Algebraic rules for sequences [2.12]
C Geometric sequences [2.12]
D The difference method for sequences [2.12]

Opening problem
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contains one square

contains 5 squares
(four 1 by 1 and one 2 by 2 ).

contains 1+4+9squares
(nine 1 by 1 , four 2 by 2 and one 3 by 3 ).

Things to think about:

a How many squares are contained in a 4 by 4 square, a 5 by 5 square and a 6 by 6 square?

b How many squares are contained in a 100 £ 100 square?

c Is there an easy way of finding the answer tob?

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