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AlgebraPuzzle
Perfect Ten:Square and triangular numbers
Four lists of ten: the first ten square numbers, the first ten triangular numbers, and the next ten of each. The second pair cannot be recited, so the pattern has to be continued. One per A4, with a click to reveal page for the board.
A free key stage 3 and GCSE algebra puzzle with answers, spec codes A24 and N6. It goes with the lessons on square and triangular numbers and square and triangular numbers.
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Square and triangular numbers
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Square and triangular numbers
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