3 squared + 3= 4 squared - 4
Mathematics, 20.06.2021 21:30, iiwolfiexuni
1 squared + 1= 2 sqaured - 2
2 sqaured + 2 = 3 squared - 3
3 squared + 3= 4 squared - 4
a) make a conjecture about this pattern. write your conjecture in words
b) generalise your conjecture for this pattern
c) prove that your conjecture is true
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1 squared + 1= 2 sqaured - 2
2 sqaured + 2 = 3 squared - 3
3 squared + 3= 4 squared - 4
3 squared + 3= 4 squared - 4
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