Triangular number - Revision history

BudjarnLambeth: Todo

2024-12-15T01:38:17Z

Todo

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[OEIS: A000217]]		* [[OEIS: A000217]]

	~~{{stub}}~~

	[[Category:Math]]		[[Category:Math]]

ArrowHead294: {{Wikipedia}} template is fixed now

2024-10-29T02:25:53Z

{{Wikipedia}} template is fixed now

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	{{Wikipedia~~\|Triangular number~~}}The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.		{{Wikipedia}}
			The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.

	Triangular numbers are used in the formation of [[highschool scales]].		Triangular numbers are used in the formation of [[highschool scales]].

Fitzgerald Lee: Fixed Wikipedia thingy

2024-10-28T11:20:22Z

Fixed Wikipedia thingy

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	{{~~wikipedia~~}}The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.		{{Wikipedia\|Triangular number}}The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.

	Triangular numbers are used in the formation of [[highschool scales]].		Triangular numbers are used in the formation of [[highschool scales]].

BudjarnLambeth: +wikipedia +stub

2024-01-30T06:40:41Z

+wikipedia +stub

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	The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.		{{wikipedia}}The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.

	Triangular numbers are used in the formation of [[highschool scales]].		Triangular numbers are used in the formation of [[highschool scales]].
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[OEIS: A000217]]

	* [[Wikipedia: Triangular number]]		{{stub}}
	* [[OEIS: A000217]]

	[[Category:Math]]		[[Category:Math]]

Cmloegcmluin: add reason for appearance on xen wiki

2022-01-19T22:06:40Z

add reason for appearance on xen wiki

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	The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.		The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.

			Triangular numbers are used in the formation of [[highschool scales]].

	{{todo\|expand\|inline=1}}		{{todo\|expand\|inline=1}}

Xenwolf: started article, maybe useful for fearlessly adding xenharmonic specifics

2020-11-23T19:23:48Z

started article, maybe useful for fearlessly adding xenharmonic specifics

New page

The '''triangular number''' or '''triangle number''' (T<sub>n</sub>) gives the sum of integers starting at 1 up to n. It's the amount of objects in a dense planar equilateral arrangement.

{{todo|expand|inline=1}}

== See also ==

* [[Wikipedia: Triangular number]]
* [[OEIS: A000217]]

[[Category:Math]]