Originally Posted by Narue
>Here i am trying to design a custom pascal triangle where the user >can specify the TOP ELEMENT as well as both the CORNER >elements.
That's not very logical. Can you give a few examples?
Here is the eg.
3
4 5
4 9 5
4 13 14 5 ...
Though this does not exactly satisfy the rule of pascals triangle it is actually a variation of it which i saw on some web site. It stated the use of
Pascal Triangle in composing music tones or something.
Originally Posted by Narue
>Err...
>Please elaborate if possible.
Take note of the ncr function:
Dont think this would solve the hybrid pascals problem?
Originally Posted by Narue
Pascal's triangle is boring. How about something more fractalish:
Whoa this is a beauty ! Miss Narue can you give me other such shapes to derive as execrices and where you got the problem stmt from.
Thanks a lot.
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