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Kirby Sayles
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Everyday Math Unit 3 Review
Check for Understanding

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Poll
How comfortable are you with Unit 3 Materials? (Factors, Products, Missing Numbers, Variables, Parentheses, True/False statements, Number stories)
I am lost
I don't get most of it
I understand some things but not others
I understand most items but not all
I got this down
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Fact Triangles:
The dot shows the Product-this should be the biggest number
The bottom numbers are the Factors
If we are dividing then 40 becomes our Dividend
The bottoms numbers then become the Divisor (the number doing the dividing) and the Quotient (the answer to a division problem)
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the missing number for Number 1
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the missing number for Number 2
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the missing number for Number 3
Type answer...
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True or False
True: If the number sentence makes sense and can prove that it is correct
70−30=40False: If the number sentence is wrong or can be proven incorrect 70−30=20
Unknown: If we do not have enough information the sentence is unknown 70−30
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Multiple Choice
True
False
Unknown
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Multiple Choice
True
False
Unknown
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Multiple Choice
2⋅8
True
False
Unknown
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Multiple Choice
4⋅6<24
True
False
Unknown
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Multiple Choice
5⋅(4+7)=45
True
False
Unknown
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Multiple Choice
4⋅12÷2>7⋅4
True
False
Unknown
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P.E.M.D.A.S.
Parentheses ( )
Exponents 68
Multiplication X
Division ÷
Addition +
Subtraction −
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Fill in the Blanks
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Fill in the Blanks
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Fill in the Blanks
(11−5)+(10÷2)=
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Fill in the Blanks
(9÷3)⋅(10÷2)=
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Multiple Choice
Which makes the sentence TRUE
(30−18)+8=20
30−(18+8)=20
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Multiple Choice
Which makes the sentence TRUE
(55−8)+13=60
55−(8+13)=60
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Multiple Choice
Which makes the sentence TRUE
(56÷8)+15=22
56÷(8+15)=22
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Multiple Choice
Which makes the sentence TRUE
(3⋅5)+39=132
3⋅(5+39)=132
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Looking at Data
Maximum-The Biggest Number
Minimum-The Smallest Number
Range-Max - Min
Mode-The number that occurs MOST Often
Median-The Middle Number
To Find Median, Line the numbers smallest to largest and then Find the Middle
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Fill in the Blanks
Using the Graph: What is the range of the number of cans?
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Fill in the Blanks
Using the Graph: What is the mode of the number of cans?
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Fill in the Blanks
Using the Graph: What is the median of the number of cans?
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Number Stories
What are they asking for?
What information do I have?
Can I solve it using that information?
What Number Model can I use?
Solve the problem
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Fill in the Blanks
The food sales records for one day at Tripoli Stadium showed that 2,627 turkey sandwiches were sold. A total of 4,151 sandwiches were sold that day. How many sandwiches sold were not turkey?
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Fill in the Blanks
The temperature on July 23rd was 15*C warmer than it was on June 23rd in Morris. If the temperature was 29*C on June 23rd, then what was the temperature in that city on July 23rd?
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In/Out Tables
Step 1: Figure out the rule
Step 2: Fill in the missing squares
If you have an In, follow the rule
If you have an Out, reverse the rule
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Multiple Choice
Which one is the rule?
+2
+4
×2
×4
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Multiple Select
What numbers are missing from the table?
18
16
28
7
12
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Factors
All the numbers we can multiply to create a product. Here are the factors of 12
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Open Sentences
Variable: a letter/symbol in place of a number
Solve by reversing the equation
ALWAYS Check to make sure it works!
Remember: = means Both Sides are the Same
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Fill in the Blanks
Find the missing Variable
18=12+X
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Find the missing Variable
4⋅m=28
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Find the missing Variable
x÷9=2
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Find the missing Variable
z÷7=7
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Find the missing Variable
2⋅6=40−t
Type answer...
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Multiples in a Venn Diagram
One side multiples of 3, one side multiples of 5. The middle has multiples of both. Multiples of neither go on the outside.
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Poll
How comfortable are you with Unit 3 Materials? (Factors, Products, Missing Numbers, Variables, Parentheses, True/False statements, Number stories)
I am lost
I don't get most of it
I understand some things but not others
I understand most items but not all
I got this down
Everyday Math Unit 3 Review
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