3 years ago

Where in the real-world is the Pascal Triangle used? Provide an example.

Mathematics

1 answer:

cupoosta [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

There are many colored pebbles to choose from out of the driveway. Karmin could not decide what one he wanted for his school project. So he took the best looking 4 from the driveway. 3 of them are now his backups.

You use this tequnic (sorry I can't spell) almost everyday. When ever you think about how much of something to take, you could be using this Pascal Triangle.

I hope this helped.

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