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7th Grade
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Kayla Malone
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7th Grade Math Review
Test Thursday-Friday

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Content Review
Proportional Relationships
Solving Equations
Word Problems
Circles
Percent
Positive and Negative Numbers
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Multiple Choice
Janet is writing a book. She writes 3 pages every 2 days. If she continues at the same pace, how long will it take her to write a 400-page book?
Which proportion could be used to solve this problem?
x3=2400
400x=23
2x = 4003
23=x400
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How to know which proportion?
The ratio was 3 pages to 2 days
pages/days
2 days 3 pages=x days400 pages
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Multiple Select
Select two points that lie on the same line through (0,0), then select an equation that describes the relationships between the coordinates x and y.
(1 ,5)
(1, 10)
(2, 10)
y = 5x
y = x +8
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For knowing what points are on the same line.
You need to find the unit rate of each. You do y/x.
(1,5 ) = 5
(1 , 10) = 10
(2, 10) = 5
y = 5 x the unit rate is 5
y = X + 8 the unit rate is (x +8)
Which ones are equivalent?
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Multiple Choice
Marc bought a house for x dollars. Ten years later the house was worth 1.18x dollars. Which is another way to describe the change in the value of Marc's house?
118% increase
1.18 % increase
18% increase
0.18% increase
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1.18x
The questions is just wanting to see if you can take the decimal and write it as a percent
move the decimal to the right twice to turn into percent. That is your answer
1.18 = 118%
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Multiple Choice
What is x ?
3.3x + 3.0 = 16.2
5.82
9.9
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1.64
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Multiple Choice
What is the approximate difference in circumference if the radius of a 4cm circle is change to 5cm?
(Hint: Multi-step problem)
1 cm
3.14 cm
6.28 cm
2 cm
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What is the approximate difference in circumference if the radius of a 4cm circle is change to 5cm?
Your first step to this problem is to find the Circumference of both circles
After you have found the circumference of both circles you subtract them to find the difference.
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the difference?
25 - (-9) =
Type answer...
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25 - (-9)
The double negatives make 9 are positive: 25 + 9 = 34
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Any Questions?
Good Luck. You can use your notes on test tomorrow.
1/2 Day Wednesday
I have a biopsy at 12pm and will not be available until Thursday.
Work on your Muscular System notes in Science.
7th Grade Math Review
Test Thursday-Friday

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