Daily Campus Columnist, Sharon Spaulding gives readers a quick math lesson on Pascal’s Triangle. Be prepared to take notes because class is in session! Photo by Scott Webb on Pexels.com I first ...

Pascal's rule tells us that each entry of Pascal's triangle is the sum of the entry to its upper right and its upper left. For example, 4 choose 2 is equal to 3 choose 1 plus 3 choose 2. Here's ...

Now that we’ve learned how to draw Pascal’s famous triangle and use the numbers in its rows to easily calculate probabilities when tossing coins, it’s time to dig a bit deeper and ...

I don't know if this topic belongs here, but I figured it was close.My math class is doing a project on Pascal's Triangle, for those of you who know what that is, and I need to make one.I figured ...

Rows zero through five of Pascal’s triangle. The pattern continues on into infinity. Two of the sides are filled with 1's and all the other numbers are generated by adding the two numbers above.

The relatively simple arrangement of numbers known as Pascal’s Triangle contains many numeric patterns, such as triangle numbers, binominal coefficients, and the celebrated Fibonacci sequence. ...