Grid coursework - This 2 by 2 grid was taken from a 10 by 10 grid.

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Maths Coursework

By Mohammad Arsalan 11eah                                                                   Date 4/7/03

This 2by2 grid was taken from a 10by10 grid.

12 13            2by2 Grid

22 23

12    13           I am going to multiply the number diagonally……

22    23

So….

12 x 23 = 276 (answer)

13 x 22 = 286 (answer)

Now I am going to subtract the answers like so.

286-276=10                   now I am going to do another 2by2 grid.

32 33

42 43

32 x 43 = 1376

33 x 42 = 1386

1386-1376=10            

Both 2by2 grids have produced the same answer, but I will do more 2by2 grids to be sure.

46 47

56 57

46 x 57 = 2622

47 x 56 = 2632

2622- 2632 = 10

On my third attempt my answer for the 2by2 grid hasn’t changed. This means that every 2by 2 grid will produce the same answer.

3by3 Grids

Now I am going to do a 3by3 grid taken from the main 10by10 grid and do exactly the same as I did with the 2by2 grid.  Remember all the grids are chosen at random.

  1. 79  80                   I am going to multiply the corner numbers diagonally same
  1. 89  90                   as before……

98  99 100         

                                   So………

                                 78 x 100 =7800

                                 80 x 98   =7840

7800-7840= 40            

On a 3by3 grid the answer is 40. I will do some more just to make sure.

45  46  47

55  56  57

65  66  67

45 x 67 = 3015

47 x 65 = 3055

3015-3055 = 40

71  72  73

81  82  83

91  92  93

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71 x 93 = 6603

73 x 91 = 6643

6603-6643= 40                              

The answer is 40. This means that the answer isn’t going to change.

4by4 Grid

65  66  67  68

75  76  77  78  

85  86  87  88

95  96  97  98

Although this grid looks quite complicated it’s done exactly the same ways as the ones before, it’s the 4 corner numbers we are ...

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