Title: Simple Linear Patterns
1Simple Linear Patterns using diagrams and tables
MTH 2-13a MTH 3-13a
Square Numbers
Triangular Numbers
Simple Linear Patterns
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Harder Linear Patterns
Flower Bed Investigation
2 Starter Questions
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Q1. Calculate Area and perimeter
Q2. 30 of 200
Q3.
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Q4. If a 1 , b 2 and c 4 Find
3Simple Linear Patterns using diagrams and tables
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Learning Intention
Success Criteria
- Construct tables.
- We are learning how tables can help us to come up
with formulae for Simple Linear Patterns.
- Find the difference value in patterns.
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- Using the difference value
- to write down a formula.
4Simple Linear Patterns using diagrams and tables
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In an internet café 3 surfers can sit round a
triangular table.
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5Simple Linear Patterns using diagrams and tables
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Fill empty boxes
Number of Tables
Step 1
12
15
Number of Surfers
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Step 2 Find difference
What is the formula
Same difference linear pattern
6Simple Linear Patterns using diagrams and tables
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S 3 x T
S 3T
7Simple Linear Patterns using diagrams and tables
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Key-Points
Write down the 3 main steps
1. Make a table
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2. Find the difference
3. Use the difference to write down the formula
8Simple Linear Patterns using diagrams and tables
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Now try Ex 3 Ch11 (Page 135)
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9Complicated Linear Patterns using diagrams and
tables
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Q1. Calculate Area and perimeter
Q2. 32 of 200
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Q3.
10Complicated Linear Patterns using diagrams and
tables
MTH 2-13a MTH 3-13a
Learning Intention
Success Criteria
- Construct tables.
- We are learning how tables can help us come up
with formulae for complicated Linear Patterns.
- Find the difference value in patterns.
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- Calculate correction factor
4. Use the difference value to write down a
formula connecting the table values.
11Complicated Linear Patterns using diagrams and
tables
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A pattern is made up of pentagons.
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Task Find a formula connecting the Pattern
number and the number of sides.
12Complicated Linear Patterns using diagrams and
tables
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Fill empty boxes
Pattern Number (P)
Step 1
17
21
Number of Sides ( S)
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Step 2 Find difference
What is the formula
Same difference linear pattern
13Complicated Linear Patterns using diagrams and
tables
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Find a number so formula works
Step 3
Step 4
S 4P 1
Correction factor add on 1
14Complicated Linear Patterns using diagrams and
tables
MTH 2-13a MTH 3-13a
Key-Points
Write down the 4 main steps
1. Make a table
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2. Find the difference
3. Write down part of formula
4. Find the correction factor and then write
down the full formula
15Complicated Linear Patterns using diagrams and
tables
MTH 2-13a MTH 3-13a
Now try Ex 4 Ch11 (Page 139)
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16Starter Questions
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6 cm
10 cm
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17Square Numbers
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Learning Intention
Success Criteria
- To understand what a square number is.
- We are learning what a square number is.
- Calculate the first 10 square numbers.
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18Square Numbers
Write down the next square number
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42
12 22 32
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Write down the first 10 square numbers.
1 4 9 16 25 36 49 64 81 100
19Square Numbers
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Now try Ex1 Ch11 (page 131)
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20Starter Questions
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8 cm
6 cm
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21Triangular Numbers
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Learning Intention
Success Criteria
- To understand what a
- triangular number is.
- We are learning what a triangular number is.
- Calculate the first 10 triangular numbers.
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22Triangular and square Numbers
Which numbers are both square and triangular
number
Write down the next triangular number
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2 3 4
5
Write down the first 10 triangular numbers.
1 3 6 10 15 21 28 36 45 55
23Special Patterns
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Now try Ch11 (page 133)
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24Flower Bed Investigation
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David is designing a flower bed pattern for the
local garden show. He wants to use regular
hexagonal shapes for the bed and slabs.
This is the flower bed shape
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This is a slab shape
25Draw this design on the isometric dot paper
provided. (Ensure that your paper is portrait)
Flower Bed Investigation
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Here is the design that has one flower bed
surrounded by slabs.
How many slabs are required to surround the
flower bed?
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1 flower bed
6 slabs
26Flower Bed Investigation
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Now draw two flower beds surrounded by slabs.
How many slabs are required to surround the
flower bed?
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2 flower bed
11 slabs
27Flower Bed Investigation
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How many slabs are required to surround the
flower bed?
Now draw three flower beds surrounded by slabs.
3 flower bed
16 slabs
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28Flower Bed Investigation
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Task
In your group discuss how best to record these
results and work out a formula to calculate the
number of slabs for given number of flower beds.
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As a group you are required to hand in a single
solution for this task showing all working.
29Flower Bed Investigation
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Number Flower Beds (f)
2
4
1
3
Number of Slabs (s)
11
21
6
16
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s 5f 1
126
How many hexagonal slabs are needed for 25 flower
beds.
If we had 76 available slabs how many flower beds
could we surround
15
30Flower Bed Investigation
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Task
What is the maximum number of flower beds you
could surround if you had 83 slabs
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16
31Flower Bed Investigation
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Homework
Now align the flower beds vertically and
investigate if the formula is still the same?
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32Vertical Flower Bed Investigation
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Number Flower Beds (f)
2
4
1
3
Number of Slabs (s)
10
18
6
14
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s 4f 2