QUADTRATIC TO SOLVE FOR X AND DISCRIMINANT (how many solutions there
are) variables to be written in the down text box and click enter to get an answer.
FIGURATIVE NUMBERS:
Prints the first square numbers
RECTANGLE NUMBERS:
TRIANGLE NUMBERS:
Answer: S=20 is the amount of numbers we want to print.
THIS IS THE RESULT IT PRINTS FOR 20 NUMBERS
PRINTS FIGURATIVE NUMBER THE FIRST 10
PRINTS HOW MANY FIGURATIVE NUMBERS CAN BE MADE WITH 1000 TILES
“ total sum” is the tiles it takes. S is the NTH number and K is the figurative
GEOGEBRA CAS
PLOTTING THE GRAPH:
RISE OVER RUN (y=mx+c)
E on geogebra is solve(Equation)
Replace x with 3 to get what y IS (just rewrite the original eq with x as 3 into geo)
Question B is when the two lines intersect, if at all.
USING CALCULATOR IN GEOGEBRA STANDARD FORM:
Factor(insert expression)
Standardform(1300x25000..)
Scientifictext(INSERT THE NUMBER U WANT)= gives in x times 10 form
PROGRAMMING WORKSHEET CLASS:
OPPGAVE 9 booklet
Define the range as any number sequence, eg odd numbers.
Result:
OPPGAVE 10 booklet
Result: 5 times table
OPPGAVE 11 booklet
Proof that the sum of the first 2000 numbers is 2001000
Sum+i because for each i number, you add it to the total sum, then print the total
OPPGAVE 12 booklet
Faster formula to get multiples
OPPGAVE 14 booklet
The first image prints the first 50 even numbers
The second image adds 2 up until 100 (even numbers just calculated differently)
OPPGAVE 15 booklet
for-løkke
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while løkke (one way)
other way while løkk
Both print the first 50 odd numbers
OPPGAVE 16 + 17
Prints odd numbers between 1000 and 1200
Make sure to write print for the 1001 so it includes it or the print starts at 1003
OPPGAVE 18
It would print 8+6 at the end (a+b) as that is after the WHILE has ended and a is
no longer less than b
It would print= 14
OPPGAVE 19
A)
7 and 10 is when the while ends. It would print 9 and 12 (subtracted) THE ANS 3
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B)
It will print 5 as that is when a is equal to be
!= means NOT
So when a is NOT equal to be the while clause continues
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C)
The B is based on the new a
The loop stops at 3 because the range was set to (0,4)
Starts at 0
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D)
Previous test answer:
a) WRITE ``FACTORISE(number)
b) WRITE ``SOLVE´´
LINE 6: (n+1)^^2
Mock:
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Questions solved in class ab graphs
eg 2
Pg. 86 in book
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