In the pattern observed in the arrangements, Mark uses 1 tulip for every 4 daisies.
From the table:
- For 4 daisies, there is 1 tulip.
- For 8 daisies, there are 2 tulips.
- For 12 daisies, there are 3 tulips.
- For 16 daisies, there are 4 tulips.
This indicates that for each arrangement, the number of daisies increases by 4, and the number of tulips increases by 1.
Following this logic:
- Arrangement 1: 4 daisies, 1 tulip
- Arrangement 2: 8 daisies, 2 tulips
- Arrangement 3: 12 daisies, 3 tulips
- Arrangement 4: 16 daisies, 4 tulips
- Arrangement 5: 20 daisies, 5 tulips
- Arrangement 6: 24 daisies, 6 tulips
- Arrangement 7: 28 daisies, 7 tulips
Therefore, in the 7th arrangement, there will be 28 daisies and 7 tulips.
So the correct response is: There will be 28 daisies and 7 tulips.
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