5.4C/D - Additive & Multiplicative Patterns in a Table

5.4C/D - Additive & Multiplicative Patterns in a Table

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Simplify the expression below.

[64 – (17 + 2)] x 25

Additive Pattern

A pattern where the relationship between the input (x) and the output (y) has a rule that is either adding or subtracting

Multiplicative Pattern

A pattern where the relationship between the input (x) and the output (y) has a rule that is either multiplying or dividing

Strategy

• First, look at your input value and then your output value.

• Did the values increase or decrease?

• By how much?

• Can you add/subtract the same amount with a new set of input and output values? (Is it an additive pattern?)

• If not, can you multiply/divide the same amount with a new set of input/output values? (Is it an multiplicative pattern?)

• Write the rule. Remember to ensure your input (x) performs the operation, and your output (y) represents the solution.

Multiple Choice

Which answer correctly describes the two tables?

• Table 1 is multiplicative because the y-values are 4 more than the x-values. Table 2 is additive because the y-values are 4 times the x-yalues.

• Table 1 is additive because the y-values are 4 more than the x-values. Table 2 is multiplicative because the y-values are 4 times the x-yalues.

• Table 1 is multiplicative because the y-values are 4 less than the x-values. Table 2 is additive because the y-values are 4 times less the x-yalues.

• Table 1 is additive because the y-values are 4 more than the x-values. Table 2 is multiplicative because the y-values are 4 times the x-yalues.

Multiple Choice

Patricia and Orlando are cousins. The relationship between x, Orlando’s age, and y, Patricia’s age, can be represented by the equation y = x + 3.5.

Which table represents their relationship of y = x + 3.5?