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b. Represent the number of tiles in each figure with: • An x → y table. • An algebraic rule. • A graph.
b. Represent the number of tiles in each figure with: • An x → y table. • An algebraic rule. • A graph.
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"F" Subscript, "i" "g" "u" "r" "e" "N" "u" "m" "b" "e" "r" , Baseline
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r7c3:
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Expression 6: "y" equals left parenthesis, "y" "o" "u" "r" "r" "u" "l" "e" , right parenthesis Has graph. To audio trace, press ALT+T.
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c. How many tiles will be in Figure 5? Justify your answer in at least two different ways.
c. How many tiles will be in Figure 5? Justify your answer in at least two different ways.
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d. What will Figure 100 look like? How many tiles will it have? How can you be sure?
d. What will Figure 100 look like? How many tiles will it have? How can you be sure?
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