Can you have a pattern without repetition?
A yes, repetition is more common than
B no pattern and repetition, are exactly the same
C no, there must be some repetition to create a pattern
D yes a pattern can occur only one small repetition cannot
C no, there must be some repetition to create a pattern
C no, there must be some repetition to create a pattern
The correct answer is C) no, there must be some repetition to create a pattern.
To understand why, let's first define what a pattern is. A pattern is a repeated arrangement of elements or characteristics in a predictable manner. Repetition is a crucial component of patterns because without it, there would be no consistent repetition of elements, and the arrangement would not be considered a pattern.
To better grasp this concept, let's consider a simple example. Let's say we have a pattern of alternating colors, red and blue: red, blue, red, blue, red, blue. In this case, repetition is present because there is a consistent repetition of the colors red and blue. This repetition allows us to identify and extend the pattern.
Now, if we remove the repetition from the example, we would have: red, blue. In this case, we only have two elements and no repetition. Without repetition, it becomes difficult to identify a pattern, as there is no consistent arrangement or sequence.
In summary, repetition is necessary to create a pattern because it provides a consistent arrangement of elements or characteristics. Without repetition, it becomes challenging to identify or extend a pattern. Therefore, the correct answer is that you cannot have a pattern without some form of repetition.