(HM7) Checkpoint A (2A-2C) Solving 1-Step Algebraic Equations & Unit 10 (Angles) Monday, 11/6 (23-24)

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Vocabulary Matching

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Coefficient		The term 3 in the equation: 5x + 3 = 23
Equation		Operations that undo each other.
Solution		To get the variable by itself on one side of an equation.
Constant		The 7 in the equation: 7x - 8 = 34
Inverse Operations		The value that makes an equation true.
Isolate the Variable		Two expressions that are the same.

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Vocabulary Matching

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Obtuse Angle		An angle that has a measurement of 90 degrees.
Acute Angle		An angle that has a measurement of 180 degrees.
Right Angle		The sum of the interior angles of a triangle.
Straight Angle		The sum of the interior angles of a quadrilateral.
360 degrees		An angle with a measurement less than 90 degrees.
180 degrees		An angle with a measurement more than 90 degrees & less than 180 degrees.

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Select ALL math terms for the angles:

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Select ALL math terms for the angles:

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Select ALL math terms for the angles:

Solve the equation algebraically.
Check your solution algebraically.

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Use the figure below to complete the problems to the right.

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Enter the Algebraic Equation for finding the missing angle measure, y degrees.

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Complete the steps in the work space provided.

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Fill in the blank.

y = _______ degrees

Use the figure below to complete the problems to the right.

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Enter the Algebraic Equation for finding the missing angle measure, x degrees.

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Complete the steps in the work space provided.

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Fill in the blank with the measure you  for the missing angle.

x = _______ degrees

BONUS:  
A rectangles length is 8 more feet than the width.  The perimeter of the rectangle is 33. 
You will not lose any points if you get this problem incorrect.

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Enter the algebraic equation you would use to find the width of the rectangle.
Use "w" for the variable in your equation.

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Enter the width you got for the rectangle.
Do not include units

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(HM7) Checkpoint A (2A-2C) Solving 1-Step Algebraic Equations & Unit 10 (Angles) Monday, 11/6 (23-24)

Vocabulary Matching

Vocabulary Matching

Vocabulary Matching

Vocabulary Matching

Select ALL math terms for the angles:

Select ALL math terms for the angles:

Select ALL math terms for the angles:

Solve the equation algebraically.

Check your solution algebraically.

Use the figure below to complete the problems to the right.

Enter the Algebraic Equation for finding the missing angle measure, y degrees.

Complete the steps in the work space provided.

Use the figure below to complete the problems to the right.

Enter the Algebraic Equation for finding the missing angle measure, x degrees.

Complete the steps in the work space provided.

BONUS:

A rectangles length is 8 more feet than the width. The perimeter of the rectangle is 33.

You will not lose any points if you get this problem incorrect.

Enter the algebraic equation you would use to find the width of the rectangle. Use "w" for the variable in your equation.

Enter the width you got for the rectangle.Do not include units

Vocabulary Matching

Vocabulary Matching

Vocabulary Matching

Vocabulary Matching

Select ALL math terms for the angles:

Select ALL math terms for the angles:

Select ALL math terms for the angles:

Solve the equation algebraically.

Check your solution algebraically.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got for the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Use the figure below to complete the problems to the right.

Enter the Algebraic Equation for finding the missing angle measure, y degrees.

Complete the steps in the work space provided.

Use the figure below to complete the problems to the right.

Enter the Algebraic Equation for finding the missing angle measure, x degrees.

Complete the steps in the work space provided.

BONUS:

A rectangles length is 8 more feet than the width. The perimeter of the rectangle is 33.

You will not lose any points if you get this problem incorrect.

Enter the algebraic equation you would use to find the width of the rectangle. Use "w" for the variable in your equation.

Enter the width you got for the rectangle.Do not include units

Enter the length you got for the rectangle.Do not include units

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got for the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the solution you got the problem in equation form.

Enter the length you got for the rectangle.Do not include units

Enter the algebraic equation you would use to find the width of the rectangle.
Use "w" for the variable in your equation.

Enter the width you got for the rectangle.
Do not include units

Enter the algebraic equation you would use to find the width of the rectangle.
Use "w" for the variable in your equation.

Enter the width you got for the rectangle.
Do not include units

Enter the length you got for the rectangle.
Do not include units

Enter the length you got for the rectangle.
Do not include units