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Algebra 3-4's Guide to November 2nd and 4th (17.2B)

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Number Talk
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Build Understanding
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Real-World Quadratic Equations
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Factoring Quadratic Expressions of the Form x^2+bx+c: The Undistributive Property
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The Zero Product Property (ZPP)
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On Your Own
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Homework Reflection Questions: Your response to the questions should be very detailed! Please write in complete sentences and be ready to share your responses in class the next day.
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What is

Show your thought process.

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2.

What do the expressions

and

represent in this context?

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3.

What is the greatest common factor of

and

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4.

Write the factored form for the buildable area

on a square lot in the city. What does each factor of the expression represent in this context?

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5.

If the developer chooses to construct a building on a square lot with a side length of 60 feet, what is the maximum area of one floor of the building?

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6.

What will be the length of the new deck?

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What will be the width of the new deck?

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8.

Write a verbal model, including units, to describe the area of the new deck in terms of x.

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9.

Write and solve the equation that models the area?

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10.

Answer the original question that was asked.

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Match the following quadratics with their factors. Draw out an area diagram to justify your solution for at least one of the matches. Complete the task as a small group.

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Match the following quadratics with their solutions. Complete the task as a small group, but be sure to show your work on at least one of the problems below. Note: Solutions can also be called Zeros.

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13.

How does

relate to a problem above?

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14.

Solve the equation.

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Solve the equation.

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17.

What were the main mathematical concepts or ideas that you learned today or that we discussed in class today?

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18.

How is a factor similar or different than a solution/zero?

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19.

What are the benefits to factoring a quadratic as a chosen solution method? Compare factoring to completing the square or the quadratic formula.

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What could be a limitation to factoring a quadratic as a chosen solution method? Compare factoring to completing the square or the quadratic formula.