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Investigating the number of patterns in a certain grid.
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COURSEWORK (PAGE 1) Introduction This piece of coursework is about investigating the number of patterns in a certain grid. The grid I am starting off with is 10x10. The rule or pattern I have to investigate is whether when you multiply the opposite corners in a 2x2 box, you can find a pattern or link between the two answers. I will also investigate to see if there are any patterns when I multiply the opposite corners of a box but using a larger grid (increase the row length) or increase the size of the square (3x3etc.). I will always use algebra to check if my assumptions are correct. I will also see what happens if I do not use a square but use other shapes such as a rectangle or a T-shape. I will see whether the rule still applies and I will generalise the rule by using algebra. Finally I will invent my own...
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