C4U #3 Lesson 2B - Variables & Algebraic Expressions (Tuesday, 10/11 or Wednesday, 10/12) 22-23

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36 questions

C4U #3 Lesson 2B - Variables & Algebraic Expressions (Tuesday, 10/11 or Wednesday, 10/12) 22-23

Last updated over 2 years ago

36 questions

If there is more than one term in the expression, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one coefficient, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

EXAMPLE: 3, 6

If there is more than one variable, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one term, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one variable, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

Review the work shown for evaluating the algebraic expression so you understand the required work expectations for the problems below. 
 SUBSTITUTION & FUNNELING 

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & above.

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

RATE / SPEED
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in problem above.

DATA & STATISTICS CONNECTION:

Range Formula

Use the data set below & the formula for finding the range to answer the prompts.
To find the range of a set of data is the difference between the smallest data value & the largest data value or L - S
Work Space is provided, but work is NOT required.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONS 
Metric System Conversions 
                      & 
Customary (US) System Conversions

Use the given formulas to convert:
cm to m   AND   m to cm
RECALL:  100 cm = 1 m

Use the formulas to convert: 
      yards (y) to miles (mi)
                      & 
     miles (mi) to yards (y)

RECALL:  1,760 y = 1 mi

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONS 
Volume of Cube Formula 

Use the information below to answer the prompts.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONS 
Surface Area

Use the formula / algebraic expression given below to find the Surface Area of a shoe box with the following dimensions:

C4U #3 Lesson 2B - Variables & Algebraic Expressions (Tuesday, 10/11 or Wednesday, 10/12) 22-23

C4U #3 Lesson 2B - Variables & Algebraic Expressions (Tuesday, 10/11 or Wednesday, 10/12) 22-23

If there is more than one term in the expression, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one coefficient, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.EXAMPLE: 3, 6

If there is more than one variable, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one term, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one variable, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

Review the work shown for evaluating the algebraic expression so you understand the required work expectations for the problems below.

SUBSTITUTION & FUNNELING

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & above.

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & above.

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONShow your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONShow your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONShow your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

RATE / SPEEDShow your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in problem above.

DATA & STATISTICS CONNECTION:

Range Formula

Use the data set below & the formula for finding the range to answer the prompts.To find the range of a set of data is the difference between the smallest data value & the largest data value or L - SWork Space is provided, but work is NOT required.

Use the data set below & the formula for finding the range to answer the prompts.

To find the range of a set of data is the difference between the smallest data value & the largest data value or L - S

Work Space is provided, but work is NOT required.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONS

Metric System Conversions

&

Customary (US) System Conversions

Use the given formulas to convert:

cm to m AND m to cm

RECALL: 100 cm = 1 m

Use the formulas to convert:

yards (y) to miles (mi)

&

miles (mi) to yards (y)

RECALL: 1,760 y = 1 mi

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONS

Volume of Cube Formula

Use the information below to answer the prompts.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONS

Surface Area

Use the formula / algebraic expression given below to find the Surface Area of a shoe box with the following dimensions:

If there is more than one term in the expression, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one coefficient, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.EXAMPLE: 3, 6

If there is more than one variable, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one term, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

If there is more than one variable, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

Review the work shown for evaluating the algebraic expression so you understand the required work expectations for the problems below.

SUBSTITUTION & FUNNELING

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & above.

Enter the answer you got for this problem.

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & above.

Enter the answer you got for this problem.

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

Enter the answer you got for this problem.

Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

Enter the answer you got for problem this problem.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONShow your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

Enter the answer you got for problem this problem.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONShow your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

Enter the answer you got for problem this problem.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONShow your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

Enter the answer you got for problem this problem.

RATE / SPEEDShow your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in problem above.

Enter the answer you got for this problem.

DATA & STATISTICS CONNECTION:

Range Formula

Use the data set below & the formula for finding the range to answer the prompts.To find the range of a set of data is the difference between the smallest data value & the largest data value or L - SWork Space is provided, but work is NOT required.

Use the data set below & the formula for finding the range to answer the prompts.

To find the range of a set of data is the difference between the smallest data value & the largest data value or L - S

Work Space is provided, but work is NOT required.

GEOMETRY CONNECTIONS

Metric System Conversions

&

Customary (US) System Conversions

Use the given formulas to convert:

cm to m AND m to cm

RECALL: 100 cm = 1 m

Use the formulas to convert:

yards (y) to miles (mi)

&

If there is more than one coefficient, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

EXAMPLE: 3, 6

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

RATE / SPEED
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in problem above.

Use the data set below & the formula for finding the range to answer the prompts.
To find the range of a set of data is the difference between the smallest data value & the largest data value or L - S
Work Space is provided, but work is NOT required.

If there is more than one coefficient, then put a comma, and 1 space in between them.

EXAMPLE: 3, 6

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in example above.

GEOMETRY CONNECTION
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & example above.

RATE / SPEED
Show your work as modeled in the examples in the notes & in problem above.

Use the data set below & the formula for finding the range to answer the prompts.
To find the range of a set of data is the difference between the smallest data value & the largest data value or L - S
Work Space is provided, but work is NOT required.

Convert 3 miles to yards

Work IS REQUIRED

Convert 8,800 yards to miles

Work IS REQUIRED

Find the volume of the cube:

Work IS REQUIRED

Find the volume of the cube:

Work IS REQUIRED

Show work for finding the surface area of the box.

Work is REQUIRED

Convert 3 miles to yards

Work IS REQUIRED

Convert 8,800 yards to miles

Work IS REQUIRED

Find the volume of the cube:

Work IS REQUIRED

Find the volume of the cube:

Work IS REQUIRED

Show work for finding the surface area of the box.

Work is REQUIRED