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8)Describe patterns in the data and the graph

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8)Describe patterns in the data and the graph

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the pattern in the table is that its consecutive up until 4 and the y are being decreased by 2,4...

the pattern in the graph is that it never gets close to zero and is increasing

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1) experiment with different rectangles that could be made using all of the tiles.

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1) experiment with different rectangles that could be made using all of the tiles.

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2)record your data in a table and on a graph

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2)record your data in a table and on a graph

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Look for and describe patterns in the data and the graph

Patterns in the table: all the x's are consecutive up until 4, the y's equal 24/x.

Patterns in the graph: the graph never touches 0 on both the y-axis, but the more the x-increases then the y decreases.

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Write an equation to model the data

y=24/x

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VA x=0 this means that there can't be any x value close to or equal 0
HA y=0 this means that there can't be any value close to or equal 0

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Which design requires the fewest edge pieces? The most?
Fewest: 4x6 or 6x4 (making the perimeter 20).
Most: 1x24 or 24x3 (making the perimeter 50).

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7) Table of perimeter vs length