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At the Home screen, begin your sequence

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Patterns and Relations 15 Activity 4: Stadium Walls 6. Now have students determine how many beams are needed for a length of 57. Discuss how they found their solutions. (Some students may find the solution by recognizing that each number in the right-hand column is obtained by adding 3 to the previous term, starting with 4.) 7. Show students how the TI-73 may be used to find the solution in the same manner. You can do this in one of two ways, with the @ key or with the b key. a. Using the @ key: (1) Access the Set Constant screen. - † (above the @ key) (2) At C1, enter the constant. \ [ (3) Return to the Home screen. - l (4) At the Home screen, begin your sequence with 4. 4 @ @ @ and so on b. Using the b key: At the Home screen, begin your sequence. b \ [ b b b and so on (You might discuss the inefficiency of this method for large numbers.) Á n = number of counts © 1998 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

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Patterns and Relations
Activity 4:
Stadium Walls
15
© 1998 T
EXAS
I
NSTRUMENTS
I
NCORPORATED
6.
Now have students determine how many beams are
needed for a length of 57.
Discuss how they found their solutions.
(Some students may find the solution by recognizing
that each number in the right-hand column is obtained
by adding 3 to the previous term, starting with 4.)
7.
Show students how the TI-73 may be used to find the
solution in the same manner. You can do this in one of
two ways, with the
@
key or with the
b
key.
a.
Using the
@
key:
(1)
Access the
Set Constant
screen.
-
(above the
@
key)
(2) At
C1
, enter the constant.
\
[
(3)
Return to the Home screen.
-
l
(4)
At the Home screen, begin your sequence with
4.
4
@
@
@
and so on
n =
number of counts
b.
Using the
b
key:
At the Home screen, begin your sequence.
b
\
[
b
b
b
and so on
(You might discuss the inefficiency of this method
for large numbers.)