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1-20 The Mean Old Average

1-20 The Mean Old Average

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Mathematics

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7th - 8th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
6.SP.B.5C, 7.EE.B.3

Standards-aligned

Created by

Tanya Zerbo

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6 Slides • 4 Questions

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1-20 The Mean Old Average

Introduced in L55

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Warm Up

Lana's quiz average was 87.5%. If she scores 86% on her next quiz, will her new quiz average be more or less than 87.5%? How do you know?

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Open Ended

Lana's quiz average was 87.5%. If she scores 86% on her next quiz, will her new quiz average be more or less than 87.5%? How do you know?

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Learning & Habit Objectives

Learning: I will solve problems involving the mean

Habit: I will think flexibly

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Success Criteria

  • I know the mean formula

  • I can reason about the sum, size and mean

  • I can think flexibly to solve different problems involving the mean

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Notebook: The Mean Formula

Example 1 If the sum is 256 and the size is 8, find the mean.


Example 2 If the mean is 120 and the sum is 600, find the size.

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Notebook: Finding a Missing Part of the Sum (will do in class)

The mean of three numbers is 45. Two of the numbers are 52 and 56. Find the third number.

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Multiple Choice

The formula for mean is

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mean = productsizemean\ =\ \frac{product}{size}

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mean = sumsizemean\ =\ \frac{sum}{size}

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Multiple Choice

In the formula for mean, size is the...

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product of the numbers

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difference of the numbers

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number of numbers in the set

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Fill in the Blanks

The average of four numbers is 82. Three of the numbers are 100, 75 and 80. What is the fourth number?

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Introduced in L55

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