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mylen [45]
2 years ago
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Please Help! It would be very much appreciated!

Mathematics
1 answer:
Bumek [7]2 years ago
6 0
The answer is B) {-6, 1, 8, 15, 22...}

hope i helped :))
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This will be 3 + 5 + 4 each colour change = 12 each colour change. instead of doing the 56 each colour rotation below.

Step-by-step explanation:

make 4 bits of paper and label each side -1 and 1 and central 0

above central point vertically label 1 and -1 for transition.

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Do the same with bottom = 16 more.

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Columns go down and rows go across its a new row you will need

approx 5-6 rows each colour change.

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B x    B x

B x    B x

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RED Central 'diagonal' call it  '45 degree rotate'

E ABCD RED Normal edge transition its edge so it hangs out

E ABCD RED On edge 45 degree diagonal its edge so it hangs out

2nd only change

S ABCD 1st red normal 2nd red Right side place rotate

S ABCD 1st red right side rotate 2nd red 45 degree rotate

S ABCD 1st red right side rotate 2nd central place 45 degree rotate  

S ABCD 1st red right side rotate 2nd edge Normal edge transition

S ABCD 1st red right side rotate 2nd 45 degree its edge diagonal

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Copy paste the work

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Then repeat again for 1 blue at the top change

Then repeat again for 2 blue at the top for change

Then repeat again for 2 blue in the top middle

Then repeat again for 2 blue in the bottom middle

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and colour code blue and red pens.

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On ce you learn this it will take just 6 minutes to write out.

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