Additive & Multiplicative Patterns

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What is an additive pattern?

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An additive pattern is a sequence of numbers where each term is formed by adding a constant value to the previous term.

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What is a multiplicative pattern?

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A multiplicative pattern is a sequence of numbers where each term is formed by multiplying the previous term by a constant value.

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Give an example of an additive pattern.

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An example of an additive pattern is 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, where each number increases by 2.

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Give an example of a multiplicative pattern.

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An example of a multiplicative pattern is 3, 6, 12, 24, where each number is multiplied by 2.

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What does the x-axis represent in a graph?

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The x-axis is the horizontal line in a graph that typically represents the independent variable.

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What does the y-axis represent in a graph?

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The y-axis is the vertical line in a graph that typically represents the dependent variable.

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How can you identify an additive relationship in a graph?

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An additive relationship can be identified by a straight line with a constant slope, indicating equal increments.

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How can you identify a multiplicative relationship in a graph?

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A multiplicative relationship can be identified by a curve that shows exponential growth or decay.

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What is the difference between additive and multiplicative relationships?

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Additive relationships involve constant addition, while multiplicative relationships involve constant multiplication.

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If a pattern increases by 5 each time, is it additive or multiplicative?

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It is an additive pattern.