Slowly depress the brake pedal. My foot slipped off the pedal. Put your foot fully on the pedal. Press the pedal. You use your right foot for both pedals.
Pascal's triangle. noun. 1. a triangle consisting of rows of numbers; the apex is 1 and each row starts and ends with 1, other numbers being obtained by adding together the two numbers on either side in the row above: used to calculate probabilities. Word Origin. C17: named after Blaise Pascal.
Note the symmetry, aside from the beginning and ending 1's each term is the sum of the two terms above. Consider again Pascal's Triangle in which each number is obtained as the sum of the two neighboring numbers in the preceding row. The way the entries are constructed in the table give rise to Pascal's Formula: Theorem 6.6.1 Pascal's Formula.