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Author: H Barnes at Priory School (Specialist Sports College)
The HBR course has been split up into "HBR Number", "HBR Algebra", "HBR Shape, Space and Measures" and "HBR Statistics" due to the number of quizzes. Please look there for what you require. There are still a selection of short text tasks and revision quizzes here.
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Consecutive numbers Task

You need to choose any four consecutive numbers and place them in a row with a bit of space in between them like this:

 

4      5      6      7

 

Now place + and - signs in between them. You need to find all possibilities.

 

Example:  

4 5 6 7

4 + 5 - 6 + 7

Work out the answers.

 

Try another set of numbers.

 

Write down what you notice.

 

Investigate one of the following:

1) What happens if the numbers go down instead of up?

2) What happens if you have three numbers?

3) What happens if you have more than four numbers?
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