T-Totals Investigation
Introduction
If you look at the 9x9 grid with the T-shape, you can see that the
total of the numbers added together is 37 because it is1+2+3+11+21
which equals 37.
This is what we call the T-total (37)
And T-number is the number at the bottom of the T-shape which in this
case is 20
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My tasks
The tasks I have been set are:
1) Investigate the relationship between the T-total and the T-number.
2) Use grid of different sizes. Translate the T-shape to different
position. Investigate relationships between the T-total, the T-numbers
and the grid size.
3) Use grids of different sizes again. Try other transformation and
combinations of transformations. Investigate relationship between the
T-total, the T-numbers, the grid size and the transformations.
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