B(n)=4-6(n-1) find the fourth term
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I could be wrong, but it seems that there are only 2 possible squares in this grid.
•One square has a side length of 2, meaning that the area is 2x2 which is 4 units squared (can be written as 4 units^2)
•The other square has side lengths of 1. 1x1=1 unit^2.
•One square has a side length of 2, meaning that the area is 2x2 which is 4 units squared (can be written as 4 units^2)
•The other square has side lengths of 1. 1x1=1 unit^2.