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Patterns in Mathematics: Introduction

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Introduction
Number Patterns
Pictorial Patterns
Tile Patterns
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Patterns in Statistical Experiments
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Since time began, man has shown interest in mathematical patterns. The ancient Egyptians and Greeks made extensive use of geometrical patterns in their architecture. The Arabs, Hindus, and Greeks worked with number patterns, and some groups even attributed mystical powers to certain number combinations.

Today mathematicians and scientists search for trends or patterns in the numerical results of experiments and problems. Discoveries of such patterns often lead to important new ideas. It has even been said that mathematics is the study of patterns. One thing is certain - by studying numerical relationships that display unusual patterns, you can learn much about the field of mathematics.

 
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