Task Day - Activator

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2 questions

Today's Learning Goal:
Students will demostrate competency in Unit 1 standards and concepts through a Task assessment. 
Today's Materials:
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Please complete the Jump Start (activator). This is independent it should be silent.

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Jump Start
Mr. Taylor's bike was worth $200 in the first year he owned it. The value decreases at a factor (ratio) of 8% per year.

What was the value for the next 3 years he owned it?

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Task Day - Activator

Jump Start
Mr. Taylor's bike was worth $200 in the first year he owned it. The value decreases at a factor (ratio) of 8% per year.

What was the value for the next 3 years he owned it?

Jump Start

Jump Start
Mr. Taylor's bike was worth $200 in the first year he owned it. The value decreases at a factor (ratio) of 8% per year.

What was the value for the next 3 years he owned it?

Jump Start

What would the explicit equation be that represents the value of the bike any year?

What would the explicit equation be that represents the value of the bike any year?

Task Day - Activator

Jump StartMr. Taylor's bike was worth $200 in the first year he owned it. The value decreases at a factor (ratio) of 8% per year. What was the value for the next 3 years he owned it?

Jump Start

Jump StartMr. Taylor's bike was worth $200 in the first year he owned it. The value decreases at a factor (ratio) of 8% per year. What was the value for the next 3 years he owned it?

Jump Start

What would the explicit equation be that represents the value of the bike any year?

What would the explicit equation be that represents the value of the bike any year?

Jump Start
Mr. Taylor's bike was worth $200 in the first year he owned it. The value decreases at a factor (ratio) of 8% per year.

What was the value for the next 3 years he owned it?

Jump Start
Mr. Taylor's bike was worth $200 in the first year he owned it. The value decreases at a factor (ratio) of 8% per year.

What was the value for the next 3 years he owned it?