Identifying Patterns in Numbers

The video tutorial explores patterns in numbers, starting with whole numbers and then moving to decimals. It demonstrates how to identify patterns by adding or subtracting consistent values, such as adding 3 to whole numbers or subtracting 5 hundredths from decimals. The tutorial emphasizes understanding place value in decimals, particularly the hundreds place, to recognize these patterns.

What is the initial step in identifying a pattern in a sequence of numbers?

• Ignore the sequence

• Divide the numbers

• Look for a common difference

• Multiply the numbers

What change is made to the sequence to identify a pattern in whole numbers?

• Add 3

• Subtract 2

• Multiply by 2

• Divide by 3

What is the pattern identified in the whole numbers?

• Multiply by 3

• Subtract 3

• Add 5

• Add 3

How are the numbers represented when returning to decimals?

• As whole numbers

• As thousandths

• As hundredths

• As tenths

What is the pattern identified in the decimal numbers?

• Subtract three hundredths

• Multiply by three

• Add three hundredths

• Divide by three

What is the twist introduced in the new pattern?

• Numbers are multiplied

• Numbers are constant

• Numbers are decreasing

• Numbers are increasing

How is 1.4 tenths renamed to have consistent hundredths?

• 1.400 hundredths

• 1.40 hundredths

• 1.4 hundredths

• 1.04 hundredths

What is the pattern identified in the new sequence of decimals?

• Divide by five

• Multiply by five

• Add five hundredths

• Subtract five hundredths

What is the final number in the sequence if the pattern of subtracting five hundredths continues?

• 1.20

• 1.25

• 1.15

• 1.30