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IBDP Student Blogs, Mathematics. (2018, April 30). Patterns in Pascal's Triangle. Oxford Study Courses.

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https://www.britannica.com/biography/Blaise-Pascal

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Looking for more information? Try these links and videos!

This video is a quick instuctional video for Pascal's Triangle. It touches a little on the history of the triangle, the applications, and what mathematicians are still discovering about it.


This video explains Pascal's triangle in a very simple and precise way. Then, it explains how the triangle can help people understand the Binomial Theorem instead of just memorizing.


This website has multiple levels where you can walk through the different patterns of Pascal's Triangle. You can even earn badges!


The following applet walks through many different patterns found in Pascal's Triangle. It is easy to use and contains a lot of interesting information.



If you are still looking for more things to explore, check out my Assignments tab. It has many applet collections, resources, and links for you to dive into.