
Number Pattern - Math 3
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LYN CORTEZ
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Pattern in nature
Natural patterns are visible regular forms found in the natural world. The patterns can sometimes be modeled mathematically and they include symmetries, trees, spirals, meanders, waves, foams, tessellations, cracks, and stripes.
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Banana
Apple
Mango
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Banana
Apple
Mango
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10
8
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drinks
hotdog sandwich
burger
fries
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drums
flute
guitar
maracas
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sugar drops
lollipop
chocolate
candy cane
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strawberry
2 apples
2 cherries
pear
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Determining a number pattern:
You must look at more than 2 numbers.
Figure out the relationship between the numbers, and then see if that fits for the remaining numbers.
This will be the rule your pattern follows.
For example: 2, 4, 6, _, 10, 12 has the rule add 2. If we apply this rule, we can determine that the missing number is 8.
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Sometimes there is more than one rule.
2, 5, 4, 7, 6, 9, 8
In this pattern we can determine the rule between the first 2 numbers is add 3.
2 +3 = 5. However, this rule does not work for the next 2 numbers.
5 + 3 does not equal 4. The relationship there is subtract 1.
After 4 we have 7. This is an increase of 3 again. So, we can now determine if our rules of add 3; subtract 1 will work through the entire pattern.
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Some number patterns count by 5's, 10's, or even 100's.
Examples:
15, 20, 25, __, 35, 40
60, __, 80, 90
437, 537, ___, 737
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54, 63
Add 9.
growing pattern
36, 27
Subtract 9.
shrinking pattern
63, 72
Skip count by 9.
shrinking pattern
54, 63
Subtract 9.
repeating pattern
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38, 42
Add 4.
growing pattern
30, 26
Subtract 4.
shrinking pattern
26, 30
Skip count by 4.
growing pattern
54, 50
repeating pattern
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Z, X
growing pattern
X, X
shrinking pattern
Z, X
A repeating pattern of letters X, Y, and Z.
Y, Z
repeating pattern
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10, 5
divide by 2
10, 5
multiply by 2
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divide by 10
160, 80
repeating pattern
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C, 4,...
4, D,...
5, E,...
4, E,...
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21, 28
x1,x2,x3,x4,x5,x6,x7
17, 18
multiply by 2
23, 30
Add 1
22, 29
+1,+2,+3,+4,+5,+6,+7,...
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M, P
10K, 12L
10M, 12P
9K, 10L
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