Number patterns can be formed easily when we know the rule. In our case
The rule is n-4 ,
therefore , when n=1 then 1-4 = -3
n=2 then 2-4 = -2
n = 3 then 3-4 = -1
n = 4 then 4-4 = 0
n = 5 then 5-4 = 1
n= 6 then 6-4 = 2
Therefore we get a pattern -3,-2,-1,0,1,2,..............
hence in this case the difference between consecutive pairs is always 1
Answer:
draw two blocks on top of each other being added together
Step-by-step explanation:
draw two blocks being added together...
Answer:
C:The set of all possible outcomes
Q14) 8 times 1/2=4
Q15) 3/4>1/2 (1/2 =2/4)
Q16) 1/8, 3/8, 5/8
Answer:
The value is 14
Step-by-step explanation:
six less than (next quotient -6) the quotient of a number and two (n/2), increased by ten (+10) when n = 20.
(<u>n</u>/2)+10-6; <u>n=20</u>
<em>Substitute 20 in for n.</em>
(<u>20/2</u>)+<u>10-6</u>
<em>Divide and subtract.</em>
<u>10+4</u>
<em>Add.</em>
14
