What is the formula for Figure 100 in math patterns?

To find Figure 100 without drawing, use the formula Total = Gap × (Figure Number) + Adjustment. First, find the gap between figures. Multiply it by 100. Then, add or subtract the adjustment constant found by testing the formula on Figure 1.

How do you find the common difference in a P6 pattern?

The common difference is found by subtracting the total of one figure from the total of the next figure. This Gap represents the number of items added in each subsequent step of the pattern.

What is the dn+c formula for PSLE Math?

The dn+c formula is a method to find the n-th term of a linear sequence. 'd' is the common difference, 'n' is the figure number, and 'c' is the adjustment constant (the value at Figure 0).

Parent GuidanceApril 2026 • 5 min read

P6 Math Pattern Questions: Master Figure 100 & The dn+c Formula

Learn how to solve P6 math pattern questions with the dn+c strategy. Master Figure 100, nth term formulas, and common PSLE pattern types.

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