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The square
Written with this little fancy two up in the air, the square of a number is simply this number multiplied by itself. Compute the squares of the following numbers:
# Powers of integer exponent
Learning
6
The bottom-left diagonal
In the spirale of numbers, complete the sequence of numbers that appear on the bottom-left diagonal, starting from 1, then 9, then...
# Sequences
Training
5
Gauss stairs
The legend says that the young Carl Friedrich Gauss found a way to baffle his teacher by finding a way to sum all the integers between 1 and 100 in a matter of seconds. Do you know the answer?
# Sequences
Reasoning
5
Graphs f(x)=ax²
The graphs of the image correspond to the functions f(x)=-2x², f(x)=$\frac{1}{2}$x², f(x)=$\frac{-1}{3}$x² and 3x².
How affects the quadratic coefficient to the graphs?
# Quadratic functions
Training
8
Identifying translations from y=-ax²
From the green graph, corresponding to y=-ax² (a>0), obtain the equation of the blue graph and its vertex. One point of this graph is (1,-3)
# Quadratic functions
Reasoning
8
A spirale of numbers
Look at the spiral of numbers. See how they are increasing, starting from 1, then 2 to its left, 3 above, 4 on its right, and turning around in a clock-wise fashion. What is the number to appear just below the 10?
# Operations with natural numbers
Training
5