Patterns and Linear Relations
Pattern rules, tables of values, and describing linear relationships.
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Constant Change and Linearity Tests
Identify whether a pattern or relation is linear by checking for a constant first difference and distinguishing linear from non-linear growth.
Tables of Values and Organized Data
Use tables, including spreadsheet-style layouts, to organize input-output pairs, fill missing values, and inspect linear structure.
Pattern Rules and Explicit Formulas
Write verbal, recursive, and explicit rules for arithmetic patterns and connect term position to formula structure.
Linear Equations from Patterns and Points
Build equations such as y = mx + b from tables, rules, or pairs of points by finding rate and starting value.
Equivalent Linear Representations
Translate the same linear relation among words, tables, equations, and simple straight-line graph meaning without changing the relationship.
Linear Models in Context
Model real situations such as fees, savings, distance, and monthly budgets with linear relations and verify whether a linear model fits the context.