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2d shapes are all around us

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K33P 1T UP!

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Patterns are a series of numbers or shapes with the same rule.Algebra equations are mostly with letters and squared.

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Patterns are numbers and shapes that are ascending or descending.

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Patters:
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KEEP IT UP

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KEEP IT UP

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Patterns are a series of pictures, numbers, colours or shapes that repetitively sequenced in the same order.

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It is hard

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Patterns are a sequencial order that can increase, decrease or be in a loop

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Wilson:

2d shapes are only visible.

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KEEP IT UP!

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Algebra is hard and it is very hard. Patterns is easy it is very hard

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Patterns follow a rule for example;
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Algebra is letters and numbers multiplying, adding, subtracting and dividing for example;
5+x=15 so the letter x would be 10.

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Example of a pattern
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Example of an algebra equation
2n + 7d

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Patterns are a string or things that repeat in a way J.S

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Algebra:
It’s where symbols represent numbers (sometimes in algebraic equations)
Patterns:
They follow number, colour or any other rules

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Patterns and Algebra are 2 different things. Patterns use numbers to show how you add, subtract, divide or multiply
.Patterns can also have pictures.
Algebra is when you use alphabets, numbers and many more!

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Patterns:
2,4,6,8... or 150,300,450... or 345,350,355... and M0RE.
Algebra:
7+”x”=10 or “x” is 3.

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Patterns are when a number or a shape is ascending or descending.
Algebra

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Patterns are actually a line of numbers, each either decreasing or increasing. Patterns could also be a repetitive type of numbers, decorations or other things.

What are patterns for?
Patterns are to predict something coming, like the next number, predictable by similar changes like adding 2 continuously. You can also use patterns to try and fool your friends and family.

Algebra is different though. In algebra we use letters to represent numbers.  a + b = b + a Is an algebraic equation, which means “no matter what order you place the numbers in, the sum will be the same”. Finally and most importantly, we can use algebra to solve problems.

You can use algebra to represent all the different equations that are equivalent to the mathematical rule, like how c + d = d + c means “when adding two numbers together, it does not matter which number is added to which; the result is the same”.

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Patterns and Algebra

A pattern is a series of things/numbers with a common rule. A simple example of a pattern would be: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10

Algebra is when you use symbols to represent numbers. A simple example of algebra is: 4 + ‘x’ = 7 so ‘x’ is 3

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Patterns can increase and decrease.

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Patterns are a series of numbers or shapes that have the same rule. Algebra equations have letters and squared.

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Algebra is maths with hidden numerical values represented by numbers J.S

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Patterns are a series of numbers and shapes that have the same rule. For example rules can be +3 or x6. They can be in an ascending or descending order. Algebra is an equation used with letters.

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A pattern is:
2,4,6,8...

Algebra is:
N=X+7
X=50
N=57

-JC

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Patterns can go up🧐🥳🤪🥰😘😝😛😘😜😝and go down 🐺🐺
Dis pattern
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And I HAVE NO CLUE

-WOLFIEOUT

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Patterns follow a rule and Algebra uses symbols.

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2D shapes are 2 dimensional just flat you can only see one side but 3D shapes are 3 dimensional so you can see all of it’s sides

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2D shapes are two dimensional shapes which have ONLY length and width/breadth because they are 2 dimensional.

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2D shapes are shapes with two dimensions that are called the height and the length.

Width
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Length

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2D shapes are 2 dimensional shapes (height and breadth). 2D shapes

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2D shapes are shapes with two dimensions

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2d shapes are flat and cannot be picked up unlike 3D shapes, that can be picked up.

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2-D means two(2) dimensions. it is not same as 3-D because 3-D is an object while a 2-D shape is flat shape

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Two shapes are 2 Dentional. Two shapes flat and cannot be picked up unlike 3D shapes, that can be picked up.

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2D stands for two dimensions, 2D shapes only have length and width or breadth

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2D shapes are shapes that when you look at them they are flat unlike 3D shapes the have multiple sides.

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2D means two dimensional. Every 2D shape is flat for example, the simple square, triangle, rectangle, circle and oval. They only have 2 dimensions which are length and width.

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2D means two dimensional. It only has height and width. Some examples are square and rectangle
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A 2D shape is a shape that is printed and cannot be picked up. They have 2. Length and width. For example, polygons and quadrilaterals.

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2d shapes do not have height. They only have two dimensions, width and Length.
You can not pick 2d shapes unlike 3D shapes. Squares, triangles and rectangles are an example of a 2d shape.

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2D shapes have only 2 dimensions (length and width). Some examples of 2D shapes are triangles, squares and circles. You cannot hold or touch 2D shapes because they don’t have any depth.

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2D stands for two dimensional shape and it is flat and a 3Dshape is not flat

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2Dimensional shapes can’t be picked up because they are flat and not 3D (Fishee Mark)

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2d stands for 2 dimension, length and breadth where as 3D shapes have 3 dimensions, length, width and height. Some 2d shapes are the square, the triangl, the rectangle and the circle. It is actually impossible to find a 2d object on planet earth. Everything is 3D, even a drawing on paper still has length width and height.
Some examples of 2d shapes are the squares, triangles, rectangles, circles, octagons, hectagons, pentagons and so many more.

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‘2D’ actually stands for ‘Two-dimension’. The two dimensions of a square are length and breadth, thus the name, ‘2D’ shapes. ‘2D’ shapes have an area which is length times breadth, since those are the only sides/dimension that they have. ‘3D’ shapes have volume, which is how much it can contain. The only difference between ‘2D’ and ‘3D’ shapes is that ‘3D’ shapes have ‘DEPTH’ as well.
By the way, volume/area never changes. That is called WEIGHT.

Shapes like squares and rectangles are ‘2D’ shapes.