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A garland is made by repeating a pattern of beads: red, blue, green, red, blue, green, and so on.
What colour is the 50th bead?

Class 6Patterns in Whole NumbersWhole Numbers
  • Ared
  • Bblue
  • Cgreen
  • Dcannot say

Step-by-Step Solution

The pattern repeats every 3 beads. 50 divided by 3 leaves remainder 2, so the 50th bead is the 2nd in the pattern = blue.
Answer: B) blue

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