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joblessjake

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Question 1

Patterns are found in all areas of mathematics. Below are examples of repeating patterns EXCEPT:
◦ Patterns with a core that repeats.
◦ Patterns in number i.e. place value.
◦ Patterns in seasons, days, music.
◦ Patterns in skip counting.

Question 2

Students need to be familiar and use the language to describe functions of graphs. All of vocabulary below will support the knowledge of functions EXCEPT:
◦ Discrete are isolated or selected values.
◦ Covariational is the input generated by the output
◦ Range is the corresponding possible values for the dependent variable.
◦ Domain is the possible values of the independent variable.
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