Basics of solving patterns in T-tables

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Intros
Lessons
  1. Finding one-step relationships between columns in a T-table
  2. Writing equations for T-table relationships (one-step)
  3. Writing equations for T-table relationships (two-step)
  4. How to isolate variables in two-step equations (solving algebra equations)
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Examples
Lessons
  1. T-tables and one-step equations
    Write the equation for the relationship between the two variables. Follow the pattern to complete the T-table.
    1. variables aa and bb

      a

      b

      1

      14

      2

      15

      3

      16

      4


      20


    2. variables ff and gg

      f

      g

      50

      28

      49

      27

      48

      26

      47


      25


    3. variables qq and rr

      q

      r

      8

      32

      9

      36

      10

      40

      11


      1


    4. variables vv and ww

      v

      w

      27

      9

      24

      8

      21

      7

      18


      3


  2. T-tables and two-step equations
    Write the equation for the relationship between the two variables. Follow the pattern to complete the T-table.
    1. variables ii and jj

      i

      j

      1

      3

      2

      5

      3

      7

      4


      10


    2. variables dd and ee

      d

      e

      5

      13

      6

      16

      7

      19

      8


      1


    3. variables xx and yy

      x

      y

      20

      13

      18

      12

      16

      11

      14


      100


    4. variables xx and yy

      x

      y

      24

      4

      21

      3

      18

      2

      15


      300


  3. T-tables and equations: word problem - 1
    It costs $8 to rent a bicycle for the first hour. It costs $2 every hour after that.
    1. Fill out a T-table for the cost of the first five hours.

      hour

      cost











    2. Write an equation with variables for the relationship between hours (hh) and the cost (CC).
    3. How much would it cost to rent a bicycle for 24 hours?
    4. If someone paid a total of $26, how many hours did they rent a bicycle for?
  4. T-tables and equations: word problem - 2
    After the first month, seed A grew into a 2cm plant and continued to grow 5cm each month after that. Seed B grew to 6cm and continued to grow 3 cm each month after that.
    1. Fill out a T-table for the cost of the first three months for both seeds.

      month

      heightA







      month

      heightB







    2. Write an equation for each seed's growth, relating the number of months (mmA, mmB) and the height (HHA, HHB).
    3. After 1 year, what is the height difference between the two plants?
    4. When will each plant reach 42cm in height?