Name: Toby D.

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Course/Year/Section: BSIT Y1 Date: September 16, 2021

Lesson 3.1: Inductive Reasoning Application

A. Draw the next figure inside the box provided.

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B. Use inductive reasoning to determine the next three terms in the list of numbers below:

1. 50, 25, 0, -25, -50, -75, -100, -125

2. 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, 27, 32, 37

3. 2/3, 11/3, 20/3, 29/3, 38/3, 47/3, 56/3, 65/3

C. Support the conjecture inductively by showing three examples:

1. Think of a number. Add it to 5, multiply 2 and then subtract 7. What is the result?
1.) Original number: 1000
Add 5: 1000 + 5 = 1005
Multiply by 2: 1005 x 2 = 2010
Subtract by 7: 2010 – 7 = 2003
Final Result: 2003

2.) Original number: 2000

Add 5: 2000 + 5 = 2005
Multiply by 2: 2005 x 2 = 4010
Subtract by 7: 4010 – 7 = 4003
Final Result: 4003
 3.) Original number: 3000
Add 5: 3000 + 5 = 3005
Multiply by 2: 3005 x 2 = 6010
Subtract by 7: 6010 – 7 = 6003
Final Result: 6003

2. Multiply 3 to the difference of a number and seven. Then add the product of the same
number and 5. Find the result.
1.) Original number: 10
Difference of a number and 7: (10-7) = 3
Multiply 3 to the Difference of a number and 7: (3)3= 9
Then add the product of the same number and 5: 9 + (10x5) = 59
Final Result: 59

2.) Original number: 20

Difference of a number and 7: (20-7) = 13
Multiply 3 to the Difference of a number and 7: (13)3= 39
Then add the product of the same number and 5: 39 + (20x5) = 139
Final Result: 139

3.) Original number: 30

Difference of a number and 7: (30-7) = 23
Multiply 3 to the Difference of a number and 7: (23)3= 69
Then add the product of the same number and 5: 69 + (30x5) = 219
Final Result: 219