Input Output Patterns

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What is an input-output pattern?

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An input-output pattern is a relationship where a specific input leads to a specific output based on a rule or function.

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What does it mean to identify a rule in a pattern?

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Identifying a rule means finding the operation or function that connects the input to the output.

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If the input is 5 and the output is 12, what could be a possible rule?

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A possible rule could be 'add 7'.

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What is the output if the input is 10 and the rule is 'subtract 2'?

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The output would be 8.

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If the input is 'X' and the output is 'X + 4', what is the output when X = 3?

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The output is 7.

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What does 'multiply by 3' mean in an input-output pattern?

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It means that for every input, you multiply it by 3 to get the output.

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If the input is 4 and the output is 16, what rule could be applied?

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The rule could be 'multiply by 4'.

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What is the output if the input is 6 and the rule is 'add 5'?

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The output would be 11.

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If the input is 'Y' and the output is 'Y - 1', what is the output when Y = 10?

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The output is 9.

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What does 'subtract 3' mean in an input-output pattern?

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It means that for every input, you subtract 3 to get the output.