Day 1 – Recursive Patterns Notes Part 1

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Day 1 – Recursive Patterns Notes Part 1 Math 1: Unit 3 - Functions Day 1 – Recursive Patterns Notes Part 1

Warm Up Solve each equation and give a real life example that the equation describes. Be specific and accurate in your description. 1. 7𝑦=28 2. 𝑥 4 =3

Recursive Patterns: Sequence – List of numbers where each term is based on the previous term or a combination of previous terms using a set pattern or rule. Recursive Formula – Relates each term of a sequence to the term before. In order to find a sequence in the term, the user must find all prior terms in chronological order.

NOW – NEXT form –

Find the Now-Next Formula: STA RT = 5, NEXT = NOW + 5 Ex 2) 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, . . . Ex 3) 31, 27, 23, 19, ……

Ex. 4) Ex. 5) Term Value 1 -52 2 -46 3 -40 4 -34 5 -28 Term Value 1 -3 -12 4 24 5 -48

Find the next 3 values, graph the results. Then write the now-next.

Find the next 3 values, graph the results Find the next 3 values, graph the results. Then write the now-next and graph Ex. 7)

Find the next 3 values, graph the results Find the next 3 values, graph the results. Then write the now-next and graph Ex. 8)

Find the next 3 values, graph the results Find the next 3 values, graph the results. Then write the now-next and graph Ex. 9)

Find the next 3 values, graph the results Find the next 3 values, graph the results. Then write the now-next and graph Ex. 10)