Questions: -4 6 21 9 -24 square 6 -3 square

Solution Steps

The initial values in the table are: \[ \text{Row 1: } [-4, 6, 21, 9] \] The second row has some missing values, with one known value: \[ \text{Row 2: } [2, 27, -24, 30] \] The third row also has a missing value: \[ \text{Row 3: } [6, -3, 3] \]

Using the identified pattern, we calculated the missing values in Row 2 as follows:

• The first value in Row 2 is calculated as \( -4 + 6 = 2 \).
• The second value in Row 2 is calculated as \( 6 + 21 = 27 \).
• The fourth value in Row 2 is calculated as \( 21 + 9 = 30 \).

For Row 3, the missing value is calculated as:

• The third value in Row 3 is calculated as \( 27 + (-24) = 3 \).

Final Answer