Graph each ordered pair on a coordinate plane. 1.(2, –4) 2.(0, 3) 3. (–1, –2) 4.(–3, 0) Give coordinates for each ordered pair on the graph. 5.A 6.B 7.C.

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Graph each ordered pair on a coordinate plane. 1.(2, –4) 2.(0, 3) 3. (–1, –2) 4.(–3, 0) Give coordinates for each ordered pair on the graph. 5.A 6.B 7.C 8.D C D B A

Graph each ordered pair on a coordinate plane. 1.(2, –4) 2.(0, 3) 3. (–1, –2) 4.(–3, 0) Give coordinates for each ordered pair on the graph. 5.A (-7, 0) 6.B (-4, 6) 7.C (5, 1) 8.D (4, -5) C D B A

1.a. b. NEXT= NOW + 2; Start at 3 c. 21 d. Figure number 25 Figure Number Perimeter

, -9,.2, 9.4, 18.6, 27.8 NEXT= NOW + 9.2; Start at a. NEXT= NOW – 4.2; Start at 7.8; 8 th term is b. NEXT= NOW + 2.7; Start at -9.2; 8 th term is 9.7 c. NEXT = NOW*3; Start at 1; 8 th term is 2,187 d. NEXT= NOW/3; Start at 36; 8 th term is 4/243

Objective: To write a function rule that describes a relationship between two quantities.

We’ve explored iterate functions and written them in Now-Next form. Now let’s generate real world data and find the equations to represent that data. EX: Write the equation for the data above: Next = Now – 6; Start at 42

 Explore the Sequence ActivitySequence Activity  Record your results for the first 5 terms.  Write a Now-Next equation for each sequence.  Answer the following questions:

Write a summary of what you noticed about using different types of starting numbers, add-ons, and multipliers. The questions below may help you organize your thoughts. Starting Numbers: What effect does a negative starting number have on the sequence? What effect does a positive starting number have on the sequence?

Add-ons: What effect does a negative add-on have on the sequence? What effect does a positive add-on have on the sequence?

Multipliers: What effect does a positive multiplier have on the sequence? What effect does a negative multiplier have on the sequence? What effect does a decimal multiplier have on the sequence? What effect does a large multiplier have on the sequence?

What combinations of starting numbers, add-ons, and/or multipliers made the sequence increasing? What combinations of starting numbers, add-ons, and/or multipliers made the sequence decreasing? What combinations produced a linear graph? What combinations produced a non-linear graph?

CW: Recursive Patterns II HW WS HW: U3D2 HW In and Out Boxes WS