6. Follow the steps and fill in the blanks as you go. Do this process three times, each time recording your starting number and ending number in the table. Step 1: Pick a number. Step 2: Quadruple it. Step 3: Add 4 to your result. Step 4: Subtract 2 Answers will vary. Table choices are for illustration purposes Number from Step 1 Number from Step 4 Make a conjecture that will allow you to get from the left column to the right column in one step. If you can see the general rule, write it in the last row of the table. To help you conjecture the general rule, do this process again but with n as the num- ber in Step 1. Write your work in the blanks as you go. Simplify the expression. Step 1: Pick a number. Step 2: Quadruple it. Step 3: Add 4 to your result. Step 4: Subtract 2.

Johnny says that 2 is the smallest even number. Sally says that 0 is the smallest even number. What should Johnny and Sally each add their statements to make each of their statements mathematically correct?

Which square root is between the whole numbers 4 and 5?

Which number completes the Pythagorean Triple of 9, 12, x?

Find the frequency of a musical note which is 7 half-steps above a note with frequency 260 cps. Round to the nearest whole number. (Use the formula Q-Qo*1.05946" from your notes) The frequency of the note is cps.

how far is 5 and -2 1/4 on the number line

(third root of 81) times (third root of 24)

How do I obtain the B0 and B1 numbers in step 3?