Glencoe Math: Course 1, Volume 2
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2. Function Rules
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Exercise 1 Page 590

What is the change between pairs of consecutive terms?

Pattern: Previous term times 2
Next Three Terms: 208, 416, and 832

Practice makes perfect

By observing the change that occurs between each consecutive term, we can describe the pattern of the sequence. Here, we see that the common ratio from one term to the next is multiplying by 2. 13 * 2 →26 * 2 →52 * 2 →104 To find the next three terms in the sequence, we will extend this pattern. 13 * 2 →26 * 2 →52 * 2 →104 * 2 → 208 * 2 → 416 * 2 → 832