What Do You Know About The Centered Polygonal Numbers?
The centered polygonal numbers can be referred to as a class or series of figurate numbers. Each of these numbers is formed by a central dot, which is usually surrounded by a polygonal layer and has a constant number of sides. Number arrangement using this method can be made into a series of shapes and they include triangle, squares, pentagons and so on. This quiz will help you learn more about the centered polygon numbers.
- 1.
![Where did arranging numbers into regular shapes like squares originate from? - ProProfs]( "Where did arranging numbers into regular shapes like squares originate from?")
Where did arranging numbers into regular shapes like squares originate from?- A.
Ancient Rome
- B.
Italy
- C.
Greece
- D.
Egypt
- 2.
![What is the dimension of the centered polygonal numbers? - ProProfs]( "What is the dimension of the centered polygonal numbers?")
What is the dimension of the centered polygonal numbers?- A.
Two dimensions
- B.
Three dimensions
- C.
Four dimensions
- D.
Five dimensions
- 3.
![In the centered polygonal numbers, the sequence follows a pattern; which is the pattern? - ProProfs]( "In the centered polygonal numbers, the sequence follows a pattern; which is the pattern?")
In the centered polygonal numbers, the sequence follows a pattern; which is the pattern?- A.
Multiple of the triangular number plus 3
- B.
Multiple of the triangular number plus 4
- C.
Multiple of the triangular number plus 1
- D.
Multiple of the tetragonal number plus 1
- 4.
![In triangular numbers, which of these sequences is correct? - ProProfs]( "In triangular numbers, which of these sequences is correct?")
In triangular numbers, which of these sequences is correct?- A.
1, 4, 10, 19...
- B.
3, 6, 9, 12...
- C.
1, 3, 6, 12...
- D.
1, 3, 6, 10...
- 5.
![How are the polygons in the centered polygon numbers are usually drawn? - ProProfs]( "How are the polygons in the centered polygon numbers are usually drawn?")
How are the polygons in the centered polygon numbers are usually drawn?- A.
Centered about a point within the polygon
- B.
At the polygon vertex
- C.
Outside the polygon
- D.
Anywhere inside the polygon
- 6.
![How do we write the formula for representing the centered K-gonal number? - ProProfs]( "How do we write the formula for representing the centered K-gonal number?")
How do we write the formula for representing the centered K-gonal number?- A.
C_(k,n=kn/2(n-1)+1)
- B.
C_(k,n=kn/2(n+1)+1)
- C.
C_(k,n=kn/2(n-1)+1k)
- D.
C_(k,n=kn/2 (n-1)-1)
- 7.
![A particular category of numbers is predominant in the centered polygonal numbers. Which of the following is this category? - ProProfs]( "A particular category of numbers is predominant in the centered polygonal numbers. Which of the following is this category?")
A particular category of numbers is predominant in the centered polygonal numbers. Which of the following is this category?- A.
Odd numbers
- B.
Prime numbers
- C.
Even numbers
- D.
Whole numbers
- 8.
![In square numbers, what is the sequence? - ProProfs]( "In square numbers, what is the sequence?")
In square numbers, what is the sequence?- A.
4, 8, 16, 32...
- B.
4, 16, 64, 256...
- C.
1, 5, 13, 25...
- D.
1, 5, 9, 13...
- 9.
![What is the formula to calculate a centered decagonal? - ProProfs]( "What is the formula to calculate a centered decagonal?")
What is the formula to calculate a centered decagonal?- A.
3n (n+1) - 4
- B.
5n (n+1) - 1
- C.
5n (n+1) + 1
- D.
10n (n-1) + 1
- 10.
![Who proved the polynomial number theorem? - ProProfs]( "Who proved the polynomial number theorem?")
Who proved the polynomial number theorem?- A.
Joseph LaGrange
- B.
Fermat
- C.
Bermoulli
- D.
Berno Cauchy
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