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2 They have a rule. They can increase and decrease Always stays the same Add Multiply Subtract Divide

3 What if you have to work backwards? ________, 45, 48, 51, Use the INVERSE (Opposite) operation!!!

4 If you know Number Patterns then…. YOU KNOW ABOUT FUNCTION TABLES!!!

5 M & M Skittles 10 3 15 8 20 13 37 ? Based on the table, how many Skittles were used if 37 M & M’s were used? The table shows the relationship between the number of M & M’s and the number of skittles that were used in the math lesson

6 Number of After School Classes Attended Number of Points Earned 3 8 5 10 12 17 4 ? Based on the table, how many points would be earned if you attended 4 after school classes?

7 Number of games played Number of Points scored 14 25 10 21 7 18 20 31 Based on the table, how many points will be scores if they played in 25 games?

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