Diagram credits to the author/The Daily Campus. It was in that combinatorics class where I learned about some of the patterns inside Pascal’s triangle — and the narratives they encapsulated. One of ...

Pascal’s triangle 1 is a simple arrangement of numbers in a triangle…rows are formed by the successive addition of numbers in previous rows. But out of those simple rows comes deep and useful ...

Which meant that soon after publishing his 1653 book on the subject, “Pascal’s triangle” was born! > Continue reading on QuickAndDirtyTips.com. About Math Dude Jason Marshall.

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 ...

However, when Blaise discovered some of Euclid's propositions on his own using diagrams he drew with charcoal, his father was motivated to begin to include mathematics in his curriculum. Blaise Pascal ...