Rita used a rule of adding 6 to the previous number starting from 0.

Mike used a rule of adding 10 to the previous number starting from 0.

Select all the statements about the patterns that are true.

Each number of Mike's pattern is 4 more than the corresponding number in Rita's pattern.

Each number of Mike's pattern is more than the corresponding number in Rita's pattern.

Both Rita's and Mike's patterns would not have any of the same numbers.

Neither pattern has any odd numbers for its output value.

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Zaniyah Keith

Mathematics

4 November, 11:17

Rita used a rule of adding 6 to the previous number starting from 0.

Mike used a rule of adding 10 to the previous number starting from 0.

Select all the statements about the patterns that are true.

Each number of Mike's pattern is 4 more than the corresponding number in Rita's pattern.

Each number of Mike's pattern is more than the corresponding number in Rita's pattern.

Both Rita's and Mike's patterns would not have any of the same numbers.

Neither pattern has any odd numbers for its output value.

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Shiner · Answer 1

The second and the last one are correct. This because adding 10 to a number will always be greater than adding 6 to a number. And the last one as multiples for 6 are: 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, and 36. So it goes from 6 to 2 to 8 to 4 and then to 0. And for ten, if you start from 0, the last digit is 0 and 0+0 = 0 and 0 is even. (I'm talking about the last digit.)