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    Q&A - P4 Math

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    • PiggyLalalaP Offline
      PiggyLalala
      last edited by

      The formula shld be (n+1)^2

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      • MathIzzzFunM Offline
        MathIzzzFun
        last edited by

        Jamesbond:
        http://i49.tinypic.com/2u6o74j.jpg\">

        Pl help me solve this....Thx.

        This is a variation of the odd number series...
        For odd number series, the sum to the nth odd number is equal to n²


        Figure 1
        --> 1 + 3 -- 1st odd number + 2nd odd number
        --> total number of blocks = 4 = 2² = (1+1)²
        --> number of blocks in last row = 2nd odd number = 3 = 2x1+1

        Figure 2
        --> 1+3+5 -- 1st + 2nd + 3rd odd number
        --> Total number of blocks = 9 = 3² = (2+1)²
        --> number of blocks in last row = 3rd odd number = 5 = 2x2+1

        So..in Figure N
        Total number of blocks = (N+1)²
        Number of blocks in last row = 2xN +1

        a) total number of blocks in figure 6 = (6+1)² = 49
        b) figure with 31 blocks in last row = (31-1)/2= 15 --> figure 15
        total number of blocks used in figure 15 = 16² = 256

        cheers.

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        • J Offline
          Jamesbond
          last edited by

          Its a new questn for P4…Its from P4… De la salle SA2-2010…


          OOPS!!!
          Thx mathizzfun…

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          • S Offline
            Sun_2010
            last edited by

            Jamesbond:
            Its a new questn for P4....Its from P4.. De la salle SA2-2010..


            OOPS!!!!
            Thx mathizzfun...

            Good question , thanks for posting it.

            If you notice
            In fig 1 , if you take unit no 1 and place it over unit no2 , it forms a 2 units square.
            In fig 2 if you unit no 4,8,9 and invert it over units 5,2,1 it forms a square on 3 units square.
            So on...

            Maths is fun! 😉

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              Jamesbond
              last edited by

              Sun_2010:
              Jamesbond:

              Its a new questn for P4....Its from P4.. De la salle SA2-2010..


              OOPS!!!!
              Thx mathizzfun...


              Good question , thanks for posting it.

              If you notice
              In fig 1 , if you take unit no 1 and place it over unit no2 , it forms a 2 units square.
              In fig 2 if you unit no 4,8,9 and invert it over units 5,2,1 it forms a square on 3 units square.
              So on...

              Maths is fun! 😉

              YES.... :boogie:

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              • heyhoeH Offline
                heyhoe
                last edited by

                Hi Jamesbond,


                Sorry for the confusion. My kid just trying to help.

                It’s good that MathIzzFun is able to help. I’ll show this to my DS.

                Cheers

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                • J Offline
                  Jamesbond
                  last edited by

                  heyhoe:
                  Hi Jamesbond,


                  Sorry for the confusion. My kid just trying to help.

                  It's good that MathIzzFun is able to help. I'll show this to my DS.

                  Cheers
                  V r here to try and help each other...No worries when v go wrong....I have solved many questions wrongly myself... :imcool:.... Gr8 people in math r always there for r rescue..... :rahrah:

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                  • heyhoeH Offline
                    heyhoe
                    last edited by

                    Hi,


                    Appreciate help on the question below:-
                    The figure below is not drawn to scale. It is made up of a rectangle and 4 identical square. The area shaded part is 275cm square. Find the length of each square.






                    Thanks.

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                    • heyhoeH Offline
                      heyhoe
                      last edited by

                      Sorry, I can't seem to get it uploaded although it mentioned \"success\". Any idea how to upload it? :oops:


                      Cheers,

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                      • S Offline
                        Sun_2010
                        last edited by

                        heyhoe:
                        Sorry, I can't seem to get it uploaded although it mentioned \"success\". Any idea how to upload it? :oops:


                        Cheers,
                        Hi heyhoe, you need to click on the Add to post button.
                        Or you can copy and paste the line above it.

                        http://i46.tinypic.com/339q05w.jpg\">

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