Mathematics, 29.04.2021 16:30, brittjay19

Patterns are found all around us. In this lesson, we will discuss how these patterns and linear functions can be related. Take a look at the block patterns
below. Make a prediction of how many blocks would be needed to create the
next pattern. Make sure to explain your reasoning How could you determine
how many blocks are in the 10th pattern? Can you write an equation or a rule
for how to determine the amount of blocks needed for any pattern?

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