An input-output table represents a consistent relationship in which the same simple rule connects each whole-number input to its output. The learner applies or identifies rules such as adding or subtracting a small number to complete missing entries and verify the pattern across rows, using familiar whole numbers; variables, negative numbers, multiplication or division rules, and formal function notation are not included.
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An input-output table follows the same rule in every row. To complete it:
Example:
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
Look at the first row:
Check the next row:
So the rule is add . Use the rule for the missing row:
The completed table is:
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
The rule works for every row: add to the input.
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