5 Minute Check Complete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 1. n + 8 2. 45g 3. 2n - 6 4. 7m + 8

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5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 1. n + 8

2. 45g

3. 2n - 6

4. 7m + 8

5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 1. n + 8

5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 1. n + 8 16 + 8 24

5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 2. 45g

5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 2. 45g 45 45 5 9

5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 3. 2n - 6

5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 3. 2n - 6 2 16 6 32 6 26

5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 4. 7m + 8

5 Minute CheckComplete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 4. 7m + 8 7 2 + 8 14 + 8 22

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5 Minute CheckMissouri has 8 major airports and California has 24 major airports.

Alabama has 4 fewer major airports than Missouri. How many major airports does Alabama have?

Underline the key word.



Underline the key word.The key word means to use what operation?



Underline the key word.The key word means to use what operation? Subtract


California has three times as many major airports as Georgia. How many major airports does Georgia have?










Underline the key word.The key word means to use what operation? Division since we know that California has 24 airports and that is three times what Georgia has we need to work backwards to find the answer. What is the reverse of multiplication?


Missouri has two times as many major airports as Ohio. How many major airports does Ohio have?







Underline the key word.The key word means to use what operation? Division since we know that Missouri has 8 airports and that is two times what Ohio has we need to work backwards to find the answer.

Monday, Nov 3Lesson 6.6.4

Algebra: Write ExpressionsAlgebra: Write ExpressionsObjective: To understand how to write verbal phrases as simple algebraic expressions.

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Eight dollars more than Ryan earned.


Writing verbal phrases as algebraic expressions.Step 1 Describe the situation using the most important words. This is already condensed to the most important words.


Writing verbal phrases as algebraic expressions.Step 2 Choose a variable to represent the unknown quantity.


Writing verbal phrases as algebraic expressions.Step 2 Choose a variable to represent the unknown quantity. Let R = Ryan


Writing verbal phrases as algebraic expressions.Step 3 Convert your verbal phrase into an algebraic expression.


Writing verbal phrases as algebraic expressions.Step 3 Convert your verbal phrase into an algebraic expression. R + $8, R = amount Ryan earned

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Eight dollars more than Ryan earned. We can also represent this with bar diagrams.Ryans original amount of money can be represented as the following:

RAlgebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Eight dollars more than Ryan earned. We can also represent this with bar diagrams.Ryans original amount of money can be represented as the following:

R + 8 can be represented as the following:

RR $8Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Ten dollars less than the original price.

Do this on your own.

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Ten dollars less than the original price.

P - $10, P = Original Price

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Ten dollars less than the original price.

P - $10, P = Original Price

Why would it not be $10 - P?

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Ten dollars less than the original price. We can also represent this with bar diagrams, but since it involves subtract it is a little more problematic.

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Ten dollars less than the original price. We can also represent this with bar diagrams, but since it involves subtract it is a little more problematic.

P$10Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Four times the number of gallons.


Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Four times the number of gallons.

4 g, where g is the number of gallons

Generally, when a number is multiplied by a variable, the number is written first.

GGGGAlgebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Four times the number of gallons.

4 g, where g is the number of gallons

4 x g = 4 g = 4g

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Four points fewer than the Bulls scored.


Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.Four points fewer than the Bulls scored.

B 4 points, B = Points Bulls Scored.

B4 pointsAlgebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.12 times the number of feet


Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.12 times the number of feet

12f, f = feet

Algebra: Write ExpressionsThese are called One Step Expressions because they have one operation.

Algebra: Write ExpressionsThese are called One Step Expressions because they have one operation.

We can also write Two Step Expressions, which have two different operations.

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.5 less than 3 times the number of points.

What are the important words?


What are the important words?


3p 5, p = number of points

Generally, the term with a number and variable comes first in an expression.

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.$3 more than four times the cost of a pretzel


Algebra: Write ExpressionsWrite as an algebraic expression.$3 more than four times the cost of a pretzel

4p + $3, p = cost of pretzel

Algebra: Write ExpressionsShoko bought a box of popcorn for $3.50 and three medium soft drinks. Define a variable and write an algebraic expression to represent the total amount he spent. Then find the total amount if one drink costs $1.50.


Algebra: Write ExpressionsShoko bought a box of popcorn for $3.50 and three medium soft drinks. Define a variable and write an expression to represent the total amount he spent. Then find the total amount if one drink costs $1.50. 3d + $3.50, d = drink 3 $1.50 + $3.50, if d = $1.50 $4.50 + $3.50 $8.00

Algebra: Write ExpressionsTerri bought a magazine for $5, and 2 bottles of nail polish. Write an algebraic expression to represent the total amount she spent. Then find the total amount if each bottle of nail polish costs $3.


Algebra: Write ExpressionsTerri bought a magazine for $5, and 2 bottles of nail polish. Write an algebraic expression to represent the total amount she spent. Then find the total amount if each bottle of nail polish costs $3.2d + $5, d = cost of bottle of nail polish 2$3 + $5, if d = $3 $6 + $5 $11 Algebra: Write ExpressionsIf n represents that number of songs stored on an mp3 player, describe the meaning of: n + 7 Algebra: Write ExpressionsIf n represents that number of songs stored on an mp3 player, describe the meaning of: n + 7

7 more songs Algebra: Write ExpressionsIf n represents that number of songs stored on an mp3 player, describe the meaning of: n - 2 Algebra: Write ExpressionsIf n represents that number of songs stored on an mp3 player, describe the meaning of: n 2

2 less songs Algebra: Write ExpressionsIf n represents that number of songs stored on an mp3 player, describe the meaning of: 4n Algebra: Write ExpressionsIf n represents that number of songs stored on an mp3 player, describe the meaning of: 4n

4 times the number of songs Algebra: Write ExpressionsIf n represents that number of songs stored on an mp3 player, describe the meaning of: n 2

Algebra: Write ExpressionsIf n represents that number of songs stored on an mp3 player, describe the meaning of: n 2

Half the songs

Algebra: Write Expressions

Elisa is writing an algebraic expression for the phrase 5 less than a number. Find her mistake and correct it. Algebra: Write Expressions

Elisa is writing an algebraic expression for the phrase 5 less than a number. Find her mistake and correct it.

She is indicating anumber less than 5,n 5 is 5 less thana number. Algebra: Write ExpressionsWendy earns $2 for every table she serves plus 20% of the total customer order. Write and algebraic expression to represent the amount of money she earns for one table.

Algebra: Write ExpressionsWendy earns $2 for every table she serves plus 20% of the total customer order. Write and algebraic expression to represent the amount of money she earns for one table.

$2 + 0.2c, c = total customer order

Algebra: Write ExpressionsComplete Mid-Chapter Check on Page 472Bring to my desk when complete. Agenda NotesHomework Homework Practice 6.6.4Due Tuesday, Nov 4

Mid-Chapter 6.6 Quiz Tuesday, Nov 4

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5 Minute Check Complete in your notes. m = 2, n = 16 and g = 1. n + 8 2. 45g 3. 2n - 6 4. 7m + 8