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Class Work Grading Criteria Organizing Your Notebook Warm-Up Translating Expressions & Equations Today:

August 22, 2016

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Class Work Grading CriteriaOrganizing Your NotebookWarm-UpTranslating Expressions & EquationsToday:

Cw 1.1: Student Teacher Agreement, Due date is August 23, 2016Be sure to post the date submitted ofter turning in.Grade Trackers Out

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Organizing Your Notebook

Notebook Examples:Properties: (In the Resource Section)Commutative Property of Additiona + b = b + a 2 + 3 = 3 + 2

Commutative Property of Multiplicationa b = b a 2 ( 3 ) = 3 ( 2 )

The Commutative Property says that the order of the numbers being added or multiplied does not matterFormulas: (Resource)1. Perimeter of a rectangle:P = 2L + 2W2. Area of a rectangle:A = L x W

1. Expression:A mathematical sentence which does not contain an equal sign. 3x + 8 + 4x y is an expression. 2. Equation:Equations are sentences which do have an equal sign. 3(x + 8) + 4x = 32 is an equation. With equations, you do solve for any variables. When you see an =, you are to find the value of the variable. Always solve for the positive value of the variable.In an expression, you do not solve for any variables. Expressions are simplified by combining like terms.Vocabulary: (Resource)Notebook Examples:

Vocabulary: (Resource)3. Constant:A Constant is a number that does not change.4. Variable:A variable is a number that we dont know yet. Once the variable is solved for, it becomes a constant.State the constant and the variable, then write the equation describing the following:You make $5.00 an hour and want to know how many hours you need to work to make $125.00

Warm-Up: Number SenseLarge & Small Numbers1. What number comes after a trillion?2. How many millions in a billion?Write your answer in numbers and words:3. How far is a one-way trip from the Earth to the Sun?4. Each time a comma is added to a number, we have multiplied by what number?

5. What is a thousand times a thousand times a thousand?

Warm-Up: Number SenseLarge & Small Numbers6. A hummingbird can flap its wings 10 times in one second. How long does it take to flap its wings once? Write your answer in numbers and words:

Large & Small Numbers: Answers1. What number comes after a trillion?A Quadrillion2. How many millions in a billion?Write your answer in numbers and words:3. How far is a one-way trip from the Earth to the Sun?100020,420,060,000 milesTwenty billion, four-hundred twenty million, sixty-thousand miles. (and is not a number)4. Each time a comma is added to a number, we have multiplied by what number?1,000

5. What is a thousand times a thousand times a thousand?One Billion0.1 secondsOne-tenth of a second6. A hummingbird can flap its wings 10 times in one second. How long does it take to flap its wings once? Write your answer in numbers and words:

Large & Small Numbers: AnswersPractice Problems Section of your Notebook

Write an expression to represent: Three minus the quotient of a number and six. Write an expression to represent: Three less than three times a number x.

Translating Expressions

After Translating, Equations are solved for the unknown variable1. Five less than a number is 18. What is the number?2.Two-thirds of a number is equal to 11. What is the number? 3. A board 76 inches long is cut into two pieces. One piece is 5 inches less than twice as long as the first. How long is each piece?

Translating Equations: