Analyzing Patterns and Costs

In this lesson, students learn to analyze patterns and relationships using tables. The video covers how to calculate costs for items like frozen yogurt and sandwiches, and describes rules for numerical patterns. It also introduces the concept of corresponding terms and how to generate related patterns using different rules. The lesson encourages students to reflect on the relationships between corresponding terms.

What is the main focus of Lesson 33?

• Studying the human anatomy

• Exploring different languages

• Learning about historical events

• Analyzing patterns and relationships using tables and graphs

What are the costs of frozen yogurt and sandwiches in Maria's problem?

• $4 and $7

• $3 and $6

• $5 and $8

• $2 and $5

How many columns are in the table created to list costs?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• Five

What is the rule for calculating the cost of yogurts?

• Add 2

• Add 3

• Add 4

• Add 5

What term is used to describe the numbers in a numerical pattern?

• Variables

• Coefficients

• Terms

• Factors

What is the cost of three hot dogs according to the new pattern?

• $20

• $15

• $10

• $25

How do the corresponding terms for hot dogs and pizzas compare?

• The term for hot dogs is double the term for pizzas

• The term for hot dogs is half the term for pizzas

• The term for hot dogs is equal to the term for pizzas

• The term for hot dogs is triple the term for pizzas