7th Math Winter Interim + 4.Quiz Reteach

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CHECK (Part 1)--What is the least common denominator you could use to evaluate the expression?
Type your answer as a single number.
-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

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Part 2--Use your answer in part 1 and find the value of the expression:
-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

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More Fractions--Which of the following are equivalent to the correct value of the expression:
7+\frac{3}{8}-(-\frac{7}{6})
Select ALL that apply.

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New Couch--The manager at Mancini's Sleep World is trying to sell an old couch. The original price is $213.00, and she decides to give it a 23% discount.
What is the sales price of the couch?

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Winter--In February, Diana’s house had 40% more snowfall than in January. There were 9 inches of snow in January.
Which of the following expressions could represent how much snowfall there was in February?

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Please do not move ahead to the exit ticket until the whole class does, especially since this is a retake.

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So Many Fractions!--Enter the value of of the expression as a mixed number.
You SHOULD NOT use the calculator on this question.
\frac{2}{3}+(-\frac{3}{5})-(-12)
You MUST SYW for credit

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Good Deals--The electronics store Tech Time sells a lot of gear at large discounts. Thanh is looking to buy a gaming PC that is originally priced at $980. The manager gives him an 18% discount.
Which of the following expressions correctly models the final price of the PC?
Select ALL that apply.
You may use the calculator on this question

7th Math Winter Interim + 4.Quiz Reteach

CHECK (Part 1)--What is the least common denominator you could use to evaluate the expression? Type your answer as a single number.-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

Part 2--Use your answer in part 1 and find the value of the expression:-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

More Fractions--Which of the following are equivalent to the correct value of the expression: 7+\frac{3}{8}-(-\frac{7}{6})Select ALL that apply.

New Couch--The manager at Mancini's Sleep World is trying to sell an old couch. The original price is $213.00, and she decides to give it a 23% discount.What is the sales price of the couch?

Winter--In February, Diana’s house had 40% more snowfall than in January. There were 9 inches of snow in January.Which of the following expressions could represent how much snowfall there was in February?

So Many Fractions!--Enter the value of of the expression as a mixed number. **You SHOULD NOT use the calculator on this question.**\frac{2}{3}+(-\frac{3}{5})-(-12) **You MUST SYW for credit**

CHECK (Part 1)--What is the least common denominator you could use to evaluate the expression? Type your answer as a single number.-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

Part 2--Use your answer in part 1 and find the value of the expression:-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

More Fractions--Which of the following are equivalent to the correct value of the expression: 7+\frac{3}{8}-(-\frac{7}{6})Select ALL that apply.

New Couch--The manager at Mancini's Sleep World is trying to sell an old couch. The original price is $213.00, and she decides to give it a 23% discount.What is the sales price of the couch?

Winter--In February, Diana’s house had 40% more snowfall than in January. There were 9 inches of snow in January.Which of the following expressions could represent how much snowfall there was in February?

So Many Fractions!--Enter the value of of the expression as a mixed number. **You SHOULD NOT use the calculator on this question.**\frac{2}{3}+(-\frac{3}{5})-(-12) **You MUST SYW for credit**

CHECK (Part 1)--What is the least common denominator you could use to evaluate the expression?
Type your answer as a single number.
-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

Part 2--Use your answer in part 1 and find the value of the expression:
-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

More Fractions--Which of the following are equivalent to the correct value of the expression:
7+\frac{3}{8}-(-\frac{7}{6})
Select ALL that apply.

New Couch--The manager at Mancini's Sleep World is trying to sell an old couch. The original price is $213.00, and she decides to give it a 23% discount.
What is the sales price of the couch?

Winter--In February, Diana’s house had 40% more snowfall than in January. There were 9 inches of snow in January.
Which of the following expressions could represent how much snowfall there was in February?

So Many Fractions!--Enter the value of of the expression as a mixed number.
You SHOULD NOT use the calculator on this question.
\frac{2}{3}+(-\frac{3}{5})-(-12)
You MUST SYW for credit

CHECK (Part 1)--What is the least common denominator you could use to evaluate the expression?
Type your answer as a single number.
-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

Part 2--Use your answer in part 1 and find the value of the expression:
-\frac{3}{4}-(-\frac{5}{6})+9

More Fractions--Which of the following are equivalent to the correct value of the expression:
7+\frac{3}{8}-(-\frac{7}{6})
Select ALL that apply.

New Couch--The manager at Mancini's Sleep World is trying to sell an old couch. The original price is $213.00, and she decides to give it a 23% discount.
What is the sales price of the couch?

Winter--In February, Diana’s house had 40% more snowfall than in January. There were 9 inches of snow in January.
Which of the following expressions could represent how much snowfall there was in February?

So Many Fractions!--Enter the value of of the expression as a mixed number.
You SHOULD NOT use the calculator on this question.
\frac{2}{3}+(-\frac{3}{5})-(-12)
You MUST SYW for credit