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Model Functions Input x 6 = Output Input x 3 = Output Name: __________________________________ Model Functions Directions: Draw a line matching the input-output table on the left to its rule on the right. Note: Some rules will not be used. Input Output 2 50 3 75 4 100 6 150 Input x 6 = Output Input x 3 = Output Input Output 36 6 54 9 60 10 72 12 Input – 7 = Output Input ÷ 3 = Output Input Output 4 9 7 12 11 16 20 25 Input + 48 = Output Input ÷ 6 = Output Input Output 5 15 8 24 12 36 20 60 Input x 25 = Output Input ÷ 2 = Output Input Output 14 7 18 11 20 13 26 19 Input + 5 = Output

Directions: Write the missing output in each input-output table below Directions: Write the missing output in each input-output table below. Use the numbers in the answer bank below to help you. Note: Some of the numbers will not be used. Answer Bank 75 72 2,000 15 33 200 330 8 29 88 3 65 190 12 5 1. 4. Input Output 4 120 6 180 8 240 10 300 11 Input Output 3 18 5 20 10 25 11 26 2. 5. Input Output 16 2 32 4 40 5 56 7 96 Input Output 2 10 6 30 8 40 12 60 15 3. 6. Input Output 6 16 8 18 11 21 15 25 19 Input Output 1 100 5 500 11 1,100 15 1,500 20

Model Functions – Answer Key Name: __________________________________ Model Functions – Answer Key Directions: Draw a line matching the input-output table on the left to its rule on the right. Note: Some rules will not be used. Input Output 2 50 3 75 4 100 6 150 Input x 6 = Output Input x 3 = Output Input Output 36 6 54 9 60 10 72 12 Input – 7 = Output Input ÷ 3 = Output Input Output 4 9 7 12 11 16 20 25 Input + 48 = Output Input ÷ 6 = Output Input Output 5 15 8 24 12 36 20 60 Input x 25 = Output Input ÷ 2 = Output Input Output 14 7 18 11 20 13 26 19 Input + 5 = Output

Directions: Write the missing output in each input-output table below Directions: Write the missing output in each input-output table below. Use the numbers in the answer bank below to help you. Note: Some of the numbers will not be used. Answer Bank 75 72 2,000 15 33 200 330 8 29 88 3 65 190 12 5 1. 4. Input Output 4 120 6 180 8 240 10 300 11 330 Input Output 3 18 5 20 10 25 11 26 33 2. 5. Input Output 16 2 32 4 40 5 56 7 96 12 Input Output 2 10 6 30 8 40 12 60 15 75 3. 6. Input Output 6 16 8 18 11 21 15 25 19 29 Input Output 1 100 5 500 11 1,100 15 1,500 20 2,000