Certainly! Let's consider the provided information in the table to understand how the number of shares changes over the days.
We have the following data:
| Day | Number of Shares |
|-----|------------------|
| 0 | 2 |
| 1 | 6 |
| 2 | 18 |
We can analyze this data step by step.
1. Day 0: The number of shares is 2.
2. Day 1: The number of shares increases to 6.
3. Day 2: The number of shares further increases to 18.
Each entry corresponds to the number of shares on a given day. The data shows how the number of shares changes day by day.
You can observe that:
- On Day 0, the number of shares is 2.
- On Day 1, the number of shares grows to 6.
- On Day 2, the number of shares becomes 18.
From here, one might make conjectures about the pattern or rule governing the increase in shares, but with the given data, we can clearly present that:
1. On the first day (Day 0), there are 2 shares.
2. On the second day (Day 1), the shares increased to 6.
3. On the third day (Day 2), the shares reached 18.
These observations summarize the step-by-step change in the number of shares over the span of three days.
