5.4D Number Patterns in a Table

The rule is for this table _____________

• The rule is n = 11 x m.

• The rule is n = m + 10.

• The rule is n = m x 10 + 1

• The rule is n = m x 12.

2. Input-Output Table: The rule for this table is ____________

• The rule is to add 4 to the input value.

• The rule is to add 2 to the input value.

• The rule is to multiply the input value by 2.

• The rule is to subtract 1 from the input value.

Input-Output Table: The rule is for this table is __________

• The rule is to multiply the input (p) by 15.

• The rule is to add 10 to the input (p).

• The rule is to multiply the input (p) by 10 and add 5.

• The rule is to square the input (p) and add 5.

Input-Output Table: The rule for this table is _______.

• The output is obtained by adding 6 to the input.

• The output is obtained by multiplying the input by 2.

• The output is obtained by subtracting 2 from the input.

• The output is obtained by dividing the input by 2.

Using the table shown below, how many bolts are needed to make 7 robots?

• 40

• 21

• 28

• 56

Which of the following rules describes the pattern in the table?

• h = 9j

• j = 9h

• h = j + 9

• j = h + 9

The equation c = $0.75p represents the cost of mailing a package for each pound, where c is the cost and p is the number of pounds. If Leila mails a package that weighs 5 pounds, what is the total cost?

• $3.00

• $4.50

• $3.75

• $3.55

The equation d = m + 16 represents the total distance traveled after driving m number of miles. If Mrs. Endo drives 35 miles, what is the total distance traveled?

• 41 miles

• 21 miles

• 51 miles

• 19 miles