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Square numbers 2012-03-17
From david:
How many square numbers are there between 0 to 100?
Answered by Penny Nom.
Triangular numbers that are square 2011-12-27
From Luke:
The “TnS” is a positive integer which is both Triangular number and Square number. For example, 36 is a “TnS” number since 36=1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8 (Triangular number) and 36=6x6 (Square number). What is the next “TnS” which is greater than 36?
Answered by Penny Nom.
Square numbers 2002-05-01
From Sally:
Is one considered a square number?
Answered by Penny Nom.
Square arrangements of clovers 2002-02-03
From Cassie:
Clyde had a strange fascination with numbers. One day he decided to mount his 4 leaf clover collection in groups of square numbers.he took a long piece of butcher paper and glue and began this arduous task.There was 1 clover,4 clovers.and then 9 clovers in the third set. what would be in the seventh set of 4 leaf clovers?
Answered by Penny Nom.
Triangular numbers and square numbers 2000-03-02
From Emily McCallum:
Would someone find me some math activities using triangular numbers and square number. Especially acitivities that actually form the shapes. They need to be at the 5th grade or 6th grade level. But you can not find anything that can be tauht at these level, that fine. I just need to be able to teach this new subject or kind of math to my kids.
Answered by Rick Seaman and Penny Nom.
Triangular Numbers 1998-10-30
From Matt:
i would like to know about triangular numbers and it history i would also like to know about the history of prime numbers thank you
Answered by Chris Fisher.
 
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