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Essay Title	Rating
Number Grid Investigation.
Number Sequences	Not rated
Orson Welles in Citizen Kane.	Not rated
Portfolio: Continued Fractions	Not rated
Pythagoras - The man behind numbers	Not rated
Round and Round -nà(+1) à(¸2) à	Not rated
stats	Not rated
Study the topic of trios and work on from that, to discover patterns and links.
The Towers of Hanoi is an ancient mathematical game. The aim of this coursework is to try to identify patterns and rules associated with the game and explain them in mathematical terms.	Not rated
The Towers of Hanoi.
This coursework will be to investigate to see how many squares would be needed to make any cross-shape build up in this way.
To find out the nth term of a sequence - and to find the nth term in the difference of the sequence.	Not rated
To investigate consecutive sums. Try to find a pattern, devise a formulae and establish which numbers cannot be made using consecutive sums.
To see if three horizontal rectangle numbers e.g. “12,13,14” – have the same result when you multiply the middle number by 2 and add the 1st and last number together.	Not rated
Towers of Hanoi.	Not rated
Transforming numbers	Not rated
Trimino Maths Coursework
Write down 3 consecutive numbers. Square the middle one. Multiply the first and the third number. Compare the two numbers, what do you notice?	Not rated