Pascal's Triangle in 16 Rows

Print Pascal's triangle in sixteen rows, the largest size, with twelve numbers left blank. The blanks are chosen among numbers of two digits at most, although the triangle itself reaches 6,435 in its middle cells.

Colored, the odd numbers form 81 cells, one full step beyond the eight-row pattern and the richest picture of the set. Every sheet has its own blanks, and the twelve sheets make one workbook.

Part of the Pascal's Triangle collection, Last updated on Tue, 03 Nov 2026 01:24:14 GMT.

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Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N1)

Sixteen rows with twelve blanks; color the odd cells for the fullest pattern. | zuzuzi.com

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N2)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N3)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N4)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N5)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N6)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N7)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N8)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N9)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N10)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N11)

Pascal's Triangle, 16 Rows (N12)

The Full Pattern

Sixteen rows complete the next step of the Sierpinski pattern. Once colored, the odd cells show the same triangle at several sizes, a clear first look at a fractal.

Small Blanks in a Big Triangle

The triangle contains numbers in the thousands, but the blanks stay at two digits, so the sheet is about patience and pattern rather than heavy calculation. The parity of the large numbers can still be read from those printed.