Magic Squares investigation

Mar 11, 2014

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Magic Squares investigation. Complete the magic square What is the relationship between the centre number and the magic sum? What is the relationship between the centre number and the numbers on either side of the centre number?. Complete the algebraic Expressions in each cell

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Magic Squares investigation • Complete the magic square • What is the relationship between the centre number and the magic sum? • What is the relationship between the centre number and the numbers on either side of the centre number?
Complete the algebraic Expressions in each cell to make a magic square Find the value of A
Place x-2, x-1, x+2 And x+3 in the circles So that each sides Adds up to 3x A=? B=? C=? 31 41 35 39 36 32

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