3.5E Real World Relationships (Input Output tables)

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What is an input-output table?

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An input-output table shows how one quantity (input) affects another quantity (output).

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If 1 egg makes 3 omelettes, how many eggs are needed for 6 omelettes?

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2 eggs are needed for 6 omelettes.

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What does it mean to multiply in a relationship?

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To multiply means to increase a number by a certain factor, showing how many times one quantity is contained in another.

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If each orchid has 6 blooms, how many blooms do 4 orchids have?

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24 blooms (6 blooms x 4 orchids).

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What is the relationship between vases and flowers if each vase holds 4 flowers?

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Multiply by 4.

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If Meg puts 5 tails on 1 kite, how many tails for 5 kites?

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25 tails (5 tails x 5 kites).

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How many tiles does Hank need if he uses 5 yellow and 4 green tiles for 1 design?

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9 tiles for 1 design (5 yellow + 4 green).

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If Hank repeats his design 5 times, how many tiles does he need?

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45 tiles (9 tiles x 5 designs).

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What is the formula to find the total number of items in repeated groups?

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Total = Number of items in one group x Number of groups.

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If 1 orchid has 6 blooms, how many blooms do 3 orchids have?

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18 blooms (6 blooms x 3 orchids).