Analyze Number Patterns

The video tutorial explains ordered pairs and numerical patterns, detailing how patterns follow specific rules involving arithmetic operations. It covers corresponding terms, creating ordered pairs from patterns, and generating patterns using given rules. The tutorial also explores relationships between patterns and provides advanced examples, emphasizing the importance of setting up tables and analyzing patterns.

What is an ordered pair typically composed of?

• Two numbers inside brackets

• Two numbers inside parentheses separated by a comma

• Two numbers separated by a semicolon

• Two numbers inside square brackets

How are corresponding terms in patterns identified?

• They are in the same position in different patterns

• They have the same numerical value

• They are always even numbers

• They are always odd numbers

How can patterns be represented?

• Only horizontally

• Only vertically

• Horizontally, vertically, or in a table

• Only in a table

What is the relationship between the two patterns when one is a multiple of the other?

• The second pattern is four times the first

• The second pattern is half of the first

• The second pattern is three times the first

• The second pattern is twice the first

If a pattern starts at 0 and adds 3 repeatedly, what is the fourth term?

• 9

• 15

• 6

• 12

In the example where the starting number is 60 and the rule is to subtract 4, what is the third term?

• 52

• 48

• 56

• 44

What is the rule for the second pattern when starting at 60 and adding 12?

• Add 8

• Add 4

• Add 12

• Add 16