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You run to 4 and jump to 8. Say you run to 4 and you want to add 1 and a half so 4 was your input and 5 and a half is your out put

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joshua you run than jump you run to 4 and jump to 8 

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joshua you run than jump you run to 4 and jump to 8 

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i know because when you run to 4 you run across the bottom and the jump up to 8

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because you do run to 4 and jump yo 8.

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I agree sydnee

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you locate 4 then you locate

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Gracie Luke                              i agree Emma

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Gracie Luke                              i agree Emma

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i agree sydnee because you have to run on the bottom .

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i know because you  run to 4 and jump to 8

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i agree marco

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i agree trei you are right

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i know because you run to the bottom and jump to the top so you would run to 4 and jump to 8 , and it matters if its in order because it is called a ordered pair .

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you run first so go to 4 on the bottom

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because you run to 4 and jump to 8.

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You would run to 4 and jump to 8

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I agree Sydnee, you do need to run and jump to find your coordinate

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I agree Emma, The input output tables do make it easier to see patterns.

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If you are going to make an ordered pair, make sure to add something like a dot to mark where the pair is. Function tables are used in graphing  to organize the X's and the Y's numbers by patterns like if X had 4,5,6 and Y had 1,2,3, you would multiply the X by the Y: 4x1 5x2 6x3

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I agree because both of our posts are the same. Pretty much.

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I agree Emma

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I agree Ben. That is good reasoning.

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I agree Marco

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i agree marco you run then jump

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i agree trei

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I agree Sydnee.

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AIDAN

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I know because when you run to 4 and jump to 8

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Sydnee I agree because you have to run on the line then jump to the number. You are also right about how they have to be in order because if they aren't then it becomes a differnt coordination.

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trei iagree marco because you run then you ju

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trei iagree marco because you run then you ju

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i agree lanie because i did the same thing

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I agree Emma Which ever number that came first that was on the left you would run first.

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trei you are right lanie be cause first you run to 4 then jump yo 

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trei you are right lanie be cause first you run to 4 then jump yo 

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I agree Ben because you do run and jump!

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i know how to graph because first you run and then you jump they are used so you can graph the numbers

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you run first so go to 4 on the bottom    ------>    then you jump to 8 so go up  ^
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I know where to graph because I know that first you run then you jump. Because the ordered pair is (4,8), you run to 4 then jump to 8. The intersection where they meet is the coordinate. Input-output tables help in finding certain patterns

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I know how because first you run to 4 and then you jump to 8. 2. you have to find a patten in the input and output.

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First you locate 4 and 8 then you run on the bottom to 4 then jump to 8.Where they intersect is the coordination of 4,8. Input- output are used to find patterns about certain things.

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I know because you run then you jump,so the numbers on the bottom you would run to 4 and then jump to 8 and it matters what order they come in that's why it's called an ordered pair you have to them in order

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I know because first you run then you jump. If it was  4,8 you would run to four and then you jump to 8. There are function tables so that you can get the information to put in the graphs.

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Please explain how you know where to graph an ordered pair, such as (4,8).

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Please explain how you know where to graph an ordered pair, such as (4,8).

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Also, when and how are function (input-output) tables used in graphing? Please make your post and respond to 2 classmates.