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Squares Pattern Notes

The document discusses a mathematical pattern where the function n 5 2 yields square numbers based on the formula (10n + 5)^2. It provides a series of examples demonstrating this pattern, showing how the output corresponds to the square of numbers in the form of (10n + 5). The general formula and further expansions illustrate the elegance of this numeric relationship.

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Squares Pattern Notes

The document discusses a mathematical pattern where the function n 5 2 yields square numbers based on the formula (10n + 5)^2. It provides a series of examples demonstrating this pattern, showing how the output corresponds to the square of numbers in the form of (10n + 5). The general formula and further expansions illustrate the elegance of this numeric relationship.

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Pattern of Squares Using a Special Function Format: n 5 2

This note explores an interesting number pattern involving a function written in the form:

Format:

n52=x

Where the output `x` appears to be a square number. The underlying pattern reveals a
mathematical formula based on the number `n`.

Observations and Results:


1 5 2 = 225 -> (15)^2
2 5 2 = 625 -> (25)^2
3 5 2 = 1225 -> (35)^2
4 5 2 = 2025 -> (45)^2
5 5 2 = 3025 -> (55)^2
6 5 2 = 4225 -> (65)^2
7 5 2 = 5625 -> (75)^2
8 5 2 = 7225 -> (85)^2
9 5 2 = 9025 -> (95)^2

Identified Pattern:
The number before squaring is of the form:
(10n + 5)

So,
n 5 2 = (10n + 5)^2

Further Expansion:
10 5 2 = (10*10 + 5)^2 = 105^2 = 11025
11 5 2 = (10*11 + 5)^2 = 115^2 = 13225
12 5 2 = (10*12 + 5)^2 = 125^2 = 15625
13 5 2 = (10*13 + 5)^2 = 135^2 = 18225
14 5 2 = (10*14 + 5)^2 = 145^2 = 21025
15 5 2 = (10*15 + 5)^2 = 155^2 = 24025
16 5 2 = (10*16 + 5)^2 = 165^2 = 27225
17 5 2 = (10*17 + 5)^2 = 175^2 = 30625
18 5 2 = (10*18 + 5)^2 = 185^2 = 34225
19 5 2 = (10*19 + 5)^2 = 195^2 = 38025
20 5 2 = (10*20 + 5)^2 = 205^2 = 42025
General Formula:
n 5 2 = (10n + 5)^2

This pattern is an example of how algebraic expressions can be disguised as seemingly


mysterious numeric patterns, but reveal a simple and elegant formula when analyzed.

Functions and Their Squares:


Function Expanded Form Square
105² (10 × 11)² 11025
115² (11 × 12)² 13225
125² (12 × 13)² 15625
135² (13 × 14)² 18225
145² (14 × 15)² 21025
155² (15 × 15 + 15)² 24025
165² (16 × 17)² 27225
175² (17 × 18)² 30625
185² (18 × 19)² 34225
195² (19 × 20)² 38025
205² (20 × 21)² 42025

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