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34,900 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it can't be 26 because it is too small | False_Neither | null |
34,901 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it cycles timesing each time it does so you end up with a constant number. | False_Neither | null |
34,902 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it gies up by 5 each time | False_Misconception | Wrong_term |
34,903 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it goes up by 5 every time | False_Misconception | Wrong_term |
34,904 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it goes up by adding 6 so added 12 to add 2 more | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,905 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it goes up by adding 6 so sdded 12 to add 2 more | False_Neither | null |
34,906 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it has a certain pattern at every gap between each pattern and 36 fits the next two patterns | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,907 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it is 36 because there are 26 dots in pattern 5 so. i thinkk thats why | False_Neither | null |
34,908 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it is c because i doubledd 18 | False_Neither | null |
34,909 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it is going up in 6.the 6th pattern would be 36. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,910 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it just adds numbers on an on. | False_Neither | null |
34,911 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it will increase by one row each time the number goes up | False_Neither | null |
34,912 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it would be 36 because you add 12 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,913 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it would be c since the patterns go up in the six times table. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,914 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it would have no left overs so it wouldn't have the spare 2 | False_Neither | null |
34,915 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it's add 6 to get to row 6 | False_Neither | null |
34,916 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it's because they sre going up 8 each time. | False_Neither | null |
34,917 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it's c because i doubled 18 | False_Neither | null |
34,918 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | it's just the right pattern. i tumes it by two, and you end up with my favorite! | False_Neither | null |
34,919 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | its 36 due to the fact that it would have 26 dots in pattern 5 i think thats why | False_Neither | null |
34,920 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | its because they are going up in 8 each time | False_Neither | null |
34,921 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | its pattern because i times pattern 2 by two | False_Neither | null |
34,922 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | its up by 5 each time. | False_Neither | null |
34,923 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | l think it c because the first one gose up by 6 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,924 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | let the bottom line go up by 1. add 4. repeat for each pattern. now, your answer is c-36. | False_Neither | null |
34,925 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | like before every patternn (except for 1st) is made by adding 4 so since pattern 4 has 18 dots, pattern 5 should have 22 and pattern 6 should has 28. | False_Neither | null |
34,926 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | my answer wasn’t there so i had to choose the number closest to mine | False_Neither | null |
34,927 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | my brain's fried rn its night 6pm and i dont wanna explain | False_Neither | null |
34,928 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | on the right side you can count how many dotss are in the left side and that there are an extra 6 on each side. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,929 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | pattern 4 has 18 dots its going up in 4s so if i add 4+4 which = 8 to 18 i would have 36 dot in pattern 6 | False_Neither | null |
34,930 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | pattern 4 is 32 so is the sequence adds by four i would think its 36 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,931 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | pattern 5 is 32 so pattern 6 is 36 | False_Neither | null |
34,932 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | sincee you just need to add the dots over the pattern | False_Neither | null |
34,933 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | so after thee 5th term it is just the schedule and so i went one more grade | False_Neither | null |
34,934 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | so patterm 6 is 32 | False_Neither | null |
34,935 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | so times to rows would equal 66 = 36 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,936 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | so to get to row 6, you need to add 6 more. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,937 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the 1st term is 6 and times it by six you get the answer which is 36 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,938 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the 1st term is 6 so you times it by six to get 36. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,939 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the answer would be above 28 and 36 is the only one above 38 | False_Neither | null |
34,940 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the dots add up to 36 | False_Neither | null |
34,941 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the dots grow each time it goes up | False_Neither | null |
34,942 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the dots just go more sideways | False_Neither | null |
34,943 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the final number i think they'd have is 36 because it increases every time, so basically there are 37. | False_Neither | null |
34,944 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the formula is 6n + 0 therefore the 6th term is 24 | False_Neither | null |
34,945 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the pattern is +4 each time so the 6 pattern would be c | False_Neither | null |
34,946 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | the two are equal and it is the correct answer. | False_Neither | null |
34,947 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | then repeatt it from * to **, going up by 4 dots each time. | False_Misconception | Wrong_term |
34,948 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there are 39 dots in this line and if you add them up, they total to 19. if you want a fractional answer, decrease the number of dots by 4. for instance 1 divided by 4 gives 9. | False_Neither | null |
34,949 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there are 6 dots in the first one and then multiply that by 6. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,950 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there are 6 in pattern 1 and as you go up patterns it doubles, so 6 x 6 is 36 meaning that there are 36 in pattern 6 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,951 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there will be 6 dots in eachh of the 4 columns, which totals to 36. | False_Neither | null |
34,952 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there will be 6 rows of 4 and then you need to add 2. | False_Correct | null |
34,953 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there will be 6 rows of 4 then add 2 | False_Correct | null |
34,954 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there would be 36 dots all together. | False_Neither | null |
34,955 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there would be 6 dots in 6 columns which equalls 36 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,956 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | there would be extra two rows to cover thee whole array and 6 squared is 36 so the amount of dots in pattern 6 would would also be 36. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,957 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | this is because i added 8 on because the term rule is 4 every time and 4 times 2 is 8 | False_Neither | null |
34,958 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | this page is blank and i cant see anything on it so i have to select a random one :( | False_Neither | null |
34,959 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | we are multiplying it by 6 with 6 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,960 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | when i saw that you had 3 choices, the answer was c for me. | False_Neither | null |
34,961 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you add 6 eachh time? | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,962 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you add two more dots at the bottom making in 8 and then divide by 4 to mske c. | False_Neither | null |
34,963 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you add two more dots at the bottom making in 8. then length (8) multiply it by width (4) making c | False_Neither | null |
34,964 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you can use the pattern to tiger it out | False_Neither | null |
34,965 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you could do 6x6 then add 2 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,966 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you have 6x6 whuch is 36 and it’s going up in 6. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,967 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you have to go +4 each time so after the 6th pattern it will be a c. | False_Neither | null |
34,968 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you just have to times by six | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,969 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you just have to times by six. | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,970 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | you times 18by 2 and have 36 | False_Misconception | Firstterm |
34,971 | 91,695 | Dots have been arranged in these patterns: [Image: Pattern 1 consists of 6 dots, Pattern 2 consists of 10 dots, Pattern 3 consists of 14 dots and Pattern 4 consists of 18 dots] How many dots would there be in Pattern \( 6 \) ? | \( 36 \) | 𝙸'𝚖 𝚗𝚘𝚝 𝚜𝚞𝚛𝚎 𝚘𝚗 𝚝𝚑𝚒𝚜 𝚘𝚗𝚎 | False_Neither | null |
34,972 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | I'm not sure howw to do this and I don't know how you do it. | False_Neither | null |
34,973 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | To build the wall takes 192 hours but every person works 16 hours instead of 64. | False_Misconception | Base_rate |
34,974 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | c because if there are 4 times as more people it is going to be quicker so then you divide it by 4 and you will get 48 hours | False_Correct | null |
34,975 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | c because if there are four times more people the process is going to be quicker so you divide it by four and you will get 48 hours. | False_Correct | null |
34,976 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | im not sure how to work this out. i don't understand how to do it | False_Neither | null |
34,977 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | it takes 192 hours to build the wall the same wll will still take the exact same time each person will take 1/4 hours the first builders took | False_Neither | null |
34,978 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | its c because 12 is 3 , 4s so you do 192 divided by 4 which is 48. | False_Neither | null |
34,979 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | the wall takes 192 hours to build so the same wll will still take the same time just each person does 1/4 of the hours the first builders took each | False_Neither | null |
34,980 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 192 \) hours | to build the wall still takes 192 hours but every person works 16 hours instead of 64 | False_Misconception | Base_rate |
34,981 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 1 person takes 576 hours, 576 divided by 12 is 48, 12 people take 48 hours | True_Correct | null |
34,982 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 1 person would take 576 hours then divide that by 12 | True_Correct | null |
34,983 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 1/(3*192) amount of work can be done every hour by a person. (3*192) amount of work divide among 12 ppl, 576/12, takes 48 hrs | True_Correct | null |
34,984 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided 3 is 4 then 192 divided 4 is 48 | True_Correct | null |
34,985 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 = 4
192 divided by 4 is 48 | True_Correct | null |
34,986 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 = 4 therefore is will be 4 times quicker
192 divided by 4 = 48 | True_Correct | null |
34,987 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 = 4, 192 divided by 4 = 48 hours | True_Correct | null |
34,988 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 =4 so 192 divided by 4 =48 | True_Correct | null |
34,989 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4 and 192 divided 4 is 48 | True_Correct | null |
34,990 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4 and then 192 divided by 4 is 48. | True_Correct | null |
34,991 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4 so i divided 192 by 4 and got 48 | True_Correct | null |
34,992 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4, 192 divided by 4 is 48. | True_Correct | null |
34,993 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4. 192 divided by 4 is 48 hours | True_Correct | null |
34,994 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4. once you have four you will divide it by the first amount of time to 4 to get you the new number of hours needed to build a wall | True_Correct | null |
34,995 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4. once you have four you will divide it by the first amount of time to 4 to get you the new number of hours needed to build a wall. | True_Correct | null |
34,996 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4. once you have four you will divide it by the first amount of time to 4 to get you the new number of hours needed to build a wall. | True_Correct | null |
34,997 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4. once you have four you will divide it by the first amount of time to 4 to get you the new number of hours needed to build a wall. | True_Correct | null |
34,998 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4. once you have four you will divide it by the first amount of time to 4 to get you the new number of hours needed to build a wall. | True_Correct | null |
34,999 | 104,665 | It takes \( 3 \) people a total of \( 192 \) hours to build a wall.
How long would it take if \( 12 \) people built the same wall? | \( 48 \) hours | 12 divided by 3 is 4. once you have four you will divide it by the first amount of time to 4 to get you the new number of hours needed to build a wall. | True_Correct | null |
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