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Complexity=1, Mode=givenRule

Use the given rule to fill in the missing values.
1.  
y = x - 4
Input (x)Output (y)
14
11
13
5
2.  
Add 6
Input (x)Output (y)
8
6
4
1

Complexity=2, Mode=givenRule

Use the given rule to fill in the missing values.
1.  
y = x ÷ 5
Input (x)Output (y)
15
25
20
30
2.  
y = 9x
Input (x)Output (y)
4
7
2
9

Complexity=1, Mode=findRule

Find the rule that applies to the table.
1.  
Rule: y = x
Input (x)Output (y)
312
615
716
817
918
2.  
Rule: y = x
Input (x)Output (y)
14
25
58
912
1013

Complexity=2, Mode=findRule

Find the rule that applies to the table.
1.  
Rule: y = x
Input (x)Output (y)
550
660
770
880
10100
2.  
Rule: y = x
Input (x)Output (y)
214
428
535
856
963

Answers


Complexity=1, Mode=givenRule

Use the given rule to fill in the missing values.
#Correct AnswerYour Answer
1
y = x - 4
Input (x)Output (y)
14
11
13
5
Solution

Substitute numbers in for known x values.
x y = x - 4 y
14   y = x - 4   =   14 - 4   =   10   10
11   y = x - 4   =   11 - 4   =   7   7
13   y = x - 4   =   13 - 4   =   9   9
5   y = x - 4   =   5 - 4   =   1   1

#Correct AnswerYour Answer
2
Add 6
Input (x)Output (y)
8
6
4
1
Solution
Add means "plus" or "+".
So, you get y from x plus 6.

Substitute numbers in for known x values.
x y = x + 6 y
8   y = x + 6   =   8 + 6   =   14   14
6   y = x + 6   =   6 + 6   =   12   12
4   y = x + 6   =   4 + 6   =   10   10
1   y = x + 6   =   1 + 6   =   7   7


Complexity=2, Mode=givenRule

Use the given rule to fill in the missing values.
#Correct AnswerYour Answer
1
y = x ÷ 5
Input (x)Output (y)
15
25
20
30
Solution

Substitute numbers in for known x values.
x y = x ÷ 5 y
15   y = x ÷ 5   =   15 ÷ 5   =   3   3
25   y = x ÷ 5   =   25 ÷ 5   =   5   5
20   y = x ÷ 5   =   20 ÷ 5   =   4   4
30   y = x ÷ 5   =   30 ÷ 5   =   6   6

#Correct AnswerYour Answer
2
y = 9x
Input (x)Output (y)
4
7
2
9
Solution

Substitute numbers in for known x values.
x y = x × 9 y
4   y = x × 9   =   4 × 9   =   36   36
7   y = x × 9   =   7 × 9   =   63   63
2   y = x × 9   =   2 × 9   =   18   18
9   y = x × 9   =   9 × 9   =   81   81


Complexity=1, Mode=findRule

Find the rule that applies to the table.
#Correct AnswerYour Answer
1
Rule: y = x
Input (x)Output (y)
312
615
716
817
918
Solution
To find the rule, look at the given input-output pairs.
3 → 12
6 → 15
7 → 16
8 → 17
9 → 18

Each output is more than the input.
Try a rule with addition or multiplication.

Since the difference between all the given pairs are the same, the rule must be addition.

#Correct AnswerYour Answer
2
Rule: y = x
Input (x)Output (y)
14
25
58
912
1013
Solution
To find the rule, look at the given input-output pairs.
1 → 4
2 → 5
5 → 8
9 → 12
10 → 13

Each output is more than the input.
Try a rule with addition or multiplication.

Since the difference between all the given pairs are the same, the rule must be addition.


Complexity=2, Mode=findRule

Find the rule that applies to the table.
#Correct AnswerYour Answer
1
Rule: y = x
Input (x)Output (y)
550
660
770
880
10100
Solution
To find the rule, look at the given input-output pairs.
5 → 50
6 → 60
7 → 70
8 → 80
10 → 100

Each output is more than the input.
Try a rule with addition or multiplication.

Since the difference between all the given pairs are different, the rule must be multiplication.

#Correct AnswerYour Answer
2
Rule: y = x
Input (x)Output (y)
214
428
535
856
963
Solution
To find the rule, look at the given input-output pairs.
2 → 14
4 → 28
5 → 35
8 → 56
9 → 63

Each output is more than the input.
Try a rule with addition or multiplication.

Since the difference between all the given pairs are different, the rule must be multiplication.

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