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A Pattern For Numbers

Illustrates the additive and symmetrical properties of the Pascal triangle. Solves problems by using Pascal's triangle.
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Explains that any number of things can be arranged in a line, but that most sets of objects will also fit other patterns which will indicate something about the properties of the number. Shows as an example, that some numbers can be arranged in a triangular formation so that the sum of two neighboring numbers is a square number.

More in Arithmetic Series

  1. What is Four? 1946
  2. Parts of things. 1947
  3. Parts Of Nine 1948
  4. The Teen Numbers 1948
  5. My Watch 1957
  6. Present And Future Conditions Of Negroes In America 1957
  7. The Petrified Man And My Bloody Massacre 1957
  8. The Salesgirls 1957
  9. The Smart Ones Got Through 1957
  10. A Pattern For Numbers 1967
  11. About Turning 1967
  12. Filling Space 1967
  13. Finding The Place 1967
  14. Flat Shapes 1967
  15. On The Surface 1967
  16. Solid Shapes 1967
  17. Symmetry 1967
  18. Turning Tables 1967
  19. What Remains 1967
  20. Which Base 1967
  21. Facts Into Pictures 1968
  22. Pictures Into Facts 1968
  23. Too Many To Count 1968
  24. When Is Zero 1970

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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description
  2. 16mm Filmography editors — catalog record

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