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To determine the rule for a table, simply look at one pair of input/output numbers and figure out what number has been added, subtracted, multiplied, or divided by it. Then, make sure that pattern matches the rest of the numbers. Once you know the rule for a table, you can finish filling in the rest of it.
2:29 10:37 The pattern is to add 4 for the number of batteries. We can look for a pattern by comparing columnsMoreThe pattern is to add 4 for the number of batteries. We can look for a pattern by comparing columns in the table.
5:45 8:27 So here we have a pattern lets identify the pattern rule. Here think it starts at three. And everyMoreSo here we have a pattern lets identify the pattern rule. Here think it starts at three. And every next term is three more than the pre previous. Term.
Salman Sal Amin Khan (born October 11, 1976) is an American educator and the founder of Khan Academy, a free online non-profit educational platform with which he has produced over 6,500 video lessons teaching a wide spectrum of academic subjects, originally focusing on mathematics and science.
1:01 5:33 Here. So I can look at these two and I can say Im either from the top one to the bottom one ImMoreHere. So I can look at these two and I can say Im either from the top one to the bottom one Im either adding. Two. So Im adding. Two or Im multiplying by 3 cuz 1 * what gives me 3 1 *. 3.
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Patterns 1.Definition of Patterns 2. Number Pattern 3. Arithmetic Pattern 4. Geometric Pattern 5. Fibonacci Pattern5 more rows
2:18 8:29 Okay so for my rule. Im going up by 3 so its going to be y equals 3 x. And underneath that 0 is aMoreOkay so for my rule. Im going up by 3 so its going to be y equals 3 x. And underneath that 0 is a minus 2 so minus 2 on the end. And thats it thats the rule y equals 3x minus 2..
3:03 10:37 Four times four is equal to sixteen. Five times four is equal to twenty. So for six toy dogs we needMoreFour times four is equal to sixteen. Five times four is equal to twenty. So for six toy dogs we need six times four we need 24 batteries that means the rule for this table is to multiply.

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