Input/output tables – write the rule – up to 100

key notes :

🌟 What is an Input/Output Table?

  • An input/output table shows how numbers change.
  • A number goes IN (input) and a new number comes OUT (output).
  • The change follows a rule.

πŸ”’ What is a Rule?

A rule tells what we do to the input number.

Examples of rules:

  • βž• Add a number (add 5)
  • βž– Subtract a number (subtract 2)

The same rule is used for all numbers in the table.


🧠 How to Find the Rule

Look at the input and output numbers carefully.

Ask:

  • Did the number get bigger? ➝ Addition
  • Did the number get smaller? ➝ Subtraction

Check how much it changed.


✏️ Example

InputOutput
25
47
69

πŸ‘‰ Rule: Add 3


πŸ” Steps to Solve

  1. Look at one pair (input β†’ output).
  2. Find the change (difference).
  3. Check if the same change works for all.
  4. Write the rule.

🎯 Numbers Up to 100

Use numbers from 0 to 100.

Practice:

  • Add within 100 (e.g., +10, +5)
  • Subtract within 100 (e.g., βˆ’2, βˆ’10)

⚠️ Important Points

Always use the same rule for the whole table.

Check your rule with all numbers.

Write rules clearly:

  • β€œAdd 4”
  • β€œSubtract 6”

πŸŽ‰ Fun Practice Idea

Make your own table:

  • Input: 10, 20, 30
  • Rule: Add 5
  • Output: 15, 25, 35

Learn with an example

➑️ This input/output table shows addition.

InOut
1322
3342
5261

➑️ Rule: + _____

  • Start with the number in the In column. Figure out what number, when added to it, gives the value shown in the Out column.
  • 13 + 9 = 22
    33 + 9 = 42
    52 + 9 = 61
  • This is the rule: + 9.

➑️ This input/output table shows subtraction.

InOut
7914
8722
8823

➑️ Rule: βˆ’ ____

  • Start with the number in the In column. Figure out what number, when subtracted from it, gives the value shown in the Out column.
  • 79 βˆ’ 65 = 14
    87 βˆ’ 65 = 22
    88 βˆ’ 65 = 23
  • This is the rule: βˆ’ 65.

➑️ This input/output table shows addition.

InOut
095
297
499

➑️ Rule: + ____

  • Start with the number in the In column. Figure out what number, when added to it, gives the value shown in the Out column.
  • + 95 = 95
    + 95 = 97
    + 95 = 99
  • This is the rule: + 95.

Let’s practice! πŸ–ŠοΈ