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1 Growing Visual Quadratic Patterns
Supporting the Student Workbook on Quadratic Patterns available on our website Click on the pattern to go to that page. Pattern 5 Pattern 10 Pattern 1 Pattern 6 Pattern 11 Pattern 2 Pattern 7 Pattern 12 Pattern 3 Pattern 8 Pattern 13 Pattern 4 Pattern 9 Pattern 14

2 Pattern 1

3 Pattern 2

4 Pattern 3

5 Pattern 4

6 Pattern 5

7 Pattern 6

8 Pattern 7

9 Pattern 8

10 Pattern 9

11 Pattern 10

12 Pattern 11

13 Pattern 12

14 Pattern 13

15 Pattern 14 A tiling company specialises in multi-colour tile patterns. A small guest house is interested in the pattern below for its square shaped reception area. How many tile will be needed in total if the reception area needs 36 green tiles in the centre pattern?

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