If you just had two shapes (say, a circle and a square), how many 3-place patterns could you make?

If you just had two shapes (say, a circle and a square), we can make 8 from  3-place patterns

Computers use the binary number system to represent the numeric values. We communicated with a binary system and found that developing  a number systems is little different. Because a number system is infinite and it also has rules for counting or how to get from one value to the text.

If there are two shapes like circle and square, the 3-place patterns that could make will be 8 patterns. The circles will make 3 patterns and the square will have 6 patterns.

You have 8 possible combinations of 3-place patterns with 2 shapes that consist of:

Whereas we can creates 27 different 3-place patterns out of circles, triangles and squares (three shapes), and we can tried to define a system of rules to generate all of the patterns.

Grade:  9

Subject:  mathematics

Chapter:  shapes

Keywords:  3-place patterns, shapes, circle, square, place

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