kaggle-map/data · Datasets at Hugging Face

row_id int64 0 36.7k	QuestionId int64 31.8k 109k	QuestionText stringclasses 15 values	MC_Answer stringclasses 49 values	StudentExplanation stringlengths 1 586	Category stringclasses 6 values	Misconception stringclasses 35 values
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/(3192) amount of work can be done every hour by a person. (3192) 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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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

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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

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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

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Wrong_term

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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 \( 6 \) ?

\( 36 \)

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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.

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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.

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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

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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.

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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

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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

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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.

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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.

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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

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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.

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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

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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

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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

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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

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34,997

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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

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34,998

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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

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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.

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