Squares and matches

This task is about rules for spatial patterns.
Shape 1 Shape 2 Shape 3
 
Petra made these shapes out of matches.
The rule for the number of squares can be written as an equation like this:
 
  sn = 2n2 – 2n + 1
where n represents the shape number,
and sn represents the number of squares in shape n.
 
a) How many squares will there be in
 
 
i)
 
ii)
shape 6? __________
 
shape 10? ___________
 
The rule for the number of matches in a shape can be written in words as:  
  • Square the shape number.
  • Multiply this amount by 4.
b) Use this rule to work out how many matches would be needed to make
 
 
i)
 
ii)
shape 5? __________
 
shape 20? __________
 
c)
Write the rule for the number of matches as an equation.
 
 
Use n to represent the shape number, and
Use tn torepresent the number of matches in shape n.
 
Complete this equation for the number of matches needed for shape n.
 
tn = ____________________