

Writing Equation - Day 3
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Mathematics
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6th Grade
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Jaclyn Clark
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Writing Equations

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Important Dates:
Progress Reports: Week of Feb 8th
Equations Test: Friday, February 12th
IB Project: Week of Feb. 15th
In-Person Date: February 22nd
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DON'T FORGET
You have until 11:59 pm on February 7th to turn in any missing assignments.
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Yesterday we talked about...
The parts of an Equation
How to elminate answer choices that don't make sense
The difference between writing and solving equations.
Work backwards: solving the problem then doing the opposite in our equation
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Let's see what you remember
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
The total should be by itself on one side of the equal sign in an equation.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
The variable should never be by itself on one side of the equal sign
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
6 + 126 = x
is one way to set up an equation.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
x + 10 = 125
is one way to set up an equation.
True
False
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Multiple Select
Select the answer choices that you can eliminate without reading the word problem.
20 - x = 50
20 + x = 50
50 - x = 30
50 + 20 = x
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Multiple Select
Select the answer choices that you can eliminate without reading the word problem.
986 - 845 = n
845 + n = 986
986 + 845 = n
986 - n = 845
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Multiple Choice
Enrollment at the local middle school was 845.
Then n new students came to the school. Enrollment is now 986. How many new students came to school?
How would you solve it?
solve with addition
solve with subtraction
solve with multiplication
solve with division
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Multiple Choice
Enrollment at the local middle school was 845.
Then n new students came to the school. Enrollment is now 986. How many new students came to school?
if you solve it with subtraction, what operation is in your equation?
addition
subtraction
multiplication
division
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Multiple Choice
Enrollment at the local middle school was 845.
Then n new students came to the school. Enrollment is now 986. How many new students came to school?
What number represents the total?
845
986
n
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Fill in the Blanks
Enrollment at the local middle school was 845.
Then n new students came to the school. Enrollment is now 986. How many new students came to school?
Write the equation.
Type answer...
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Working backward.
Read the word problem
Eliminate any answer choices that dont make sense.
Solve it.
What operation did you use to solve it?
Put the inverse of the operation in your equation.
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A local radio station is giving away t-shirts to listeners. On Friday, the radio station gave away 24 t-shirts and had 212 leftover.
Write an equation that tells how many shirts (t) the radio station had to begin with.
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Multiple Select
Mr. Greeley is a dog groomer. It takes him 25 minutes to groom one day. Write and solve an equation Mr. Greeley can use to find the number of dogs (d) he is able to groom in 200 minutes?
Select how you would solve & the equation:
equation:
25d=200solve with division
equation: 200 ÷25=d
solve with multiplication
equation: 200d = 25
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Multiple Select
Parker and his family are going on a trip to see Mount Rushmore. They will travel 55 miles per hour by car. Write and solve an equation that Parker can use to find the number of hours (h) it will take to drive 660 miles.
Select how you would solve & the equation:
equation:
660 ÷ 55 = hsolve with division
equation: 660d = 55
solve with multiplication
equation: 55h = 660
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Multiple Select
Jane went bowling last night. She paid $2.50 to rent shoes and each game bowled. If her total cost was $20.50, write and solve an equation that could be used to find the total amount Jane paid for the games.Select how you would solve & the equation:
equation:
g +2.50=20.50solve with subtraction
equation: g−2.50=20.50
solve with addition
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Poll
How do you feel after Day 3 of Writing Equations?
Way better!
Its starting to make sense!
About the same honestly
This confused me more.
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