When solving equations on the calculator, what are the steps?

Scroll to letter C: numeric solver

press graph 2 times. dont press enter

Match the situation to the right equation

Container A has 1000 gallons of water but is leaking 12 gallons per minute. Container B has 600 gallons of water but is gaining 30 gallons of water per minute. Write an equation to represent the amount of minutes, m, it will take for the containers to have the same amount of water.

Container A has 1000 gallons of water but is leaking 12 gallons per minute. Container B has 600 gallons of water but is gaining 30 gallons of water per minute. Write an inequality to represent the amount of minutes, m, it will take for container A to have more water than container B

Container A has 1000 gallons of water but is leaking 12 gallons per minute. Container B has 600 gallons of water but is gaining 30 gallons of water per minute. Write an inequality to represent the amount of minutes, m, it will take for container A to have less water than container B

Container A has 1000 gallons of water but is leaking 12 gallons per minute. Container B has 600 gallons of water but is gaining 30 gallons of water per minute. Write an inequality to represent the amount of minutes, m, it will take for container A to have more or equal amounts of water than container B

Container A has 1000 gallons of water but is leaking 12 gallons per minute. Container B has 600 gallons of water but is gaining 30 gallons of water per minute. Write an equatin to represent the amount of minutes, m, it will take for container A to have less than or equal amounts of water than container B

The diagram shows three squares that are joined at vertices to form a right triangle. Which statement is true?

The sum of the areas of square A and Square B is equal to the area of square C.

The sum of the areas of square A and square C is equal to the area of square B.

The sum of the areas of square B and square C is equal to the area of square A.

The sum of the areas of square of C and Square B and square A equal to the area of square C.

When finding the slope and y-int of a graph, table, and points, what are the calculator steps? Put them in order

press STAT, then the Edit #1 option

press STAT again and scroll to the right where it says CALC

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LABELING QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Label the diagram

whole numbers

Real Numbers

rational numbers

integers

Irrational numbers

natural numbers

CATEGORIZE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Label the numbers into the correct category based on the real number system diagram

Groups:

(a) Natural/ Whole Numbers

(b) Integers

(d) Irrational Numbers

-3

4/8

weird numbers

decimals with no pattern

square root of 25

square root of 2

negative square root of 36

-12/9

16/4

-2/3

-16/4

-12

-.8

MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Match number to its square root

square root of 25

12.20

square root of 149

6.16

square root of 38

square root of 1296

square root of 324, then divided by 2

Solve each equation
You can solve this equations by using the (a) on your calculator, by pressing the (b) button or by finding the (c) of each number. 1) x^2= 225; x= (d) . 2) x^2=49; x= (e)

c. equation solver

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Paula covered a square wall that measures 100 feet squared. What is the measurement of the side length of this wall?

9.35

9.44

Match the correct response to convert using the calculator

Divide by 100

Percent to decimals

math button

then fraction option

Decimals to fractions

blue button then x2 button

Fractions to decimals

divide top number by bottom number

Square roots

DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

To do scientific notation you must change the (a) of the calculator. Then change normal to the (b) option.

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8th grade STAAR review notes

Label the diagram

Label the numbers into the correct category based on the real number system diagram

Match number to its square root

Solve each equation
You can solve this equations by using the (a) on your calculator, by pressing the (b) button or by finding the (c) of each number. 1) x^2= 225; x= (d) . 2) x^2=49; x= (e)

Paula covered a square wall that measures 100 feet squared. What is the measurement of the side length of this wall?

Match the correct response to convert using the calculator

To do scientific notation you must change the (a) of the calculator. Then change normal to the (b) option.

Reorder the following numbers from greatest to least

When ordering numbers from least to greatest, or greatest to least, you must covert all numbers to (a) . Make sure that all decimals contain the (b) amount of numbers after the decimal point. The bigger the (c) number, the smaller its value.

Match the correct notation

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8th grade STAAR review notes

Label the diagram

Label the numbers into the correct category based on the real number system diagram

Match number to its square root

Solve each equation You can solve this equations by using the ​ (a) on your calculator, by pressing the ​ (b) button or by finding the ​ (c) of each number. 1) x^2= 225; x=​ (d) . 2) x^2=49; x=​ (e)

Paula covered a square wall that measures 100 feet squared. What is the measurement of the side length of this wall?

Match the correct response to convert using the calculator

To do scientific notation you must change the ​ (a) of the calculator. Then change normal to​ the (b) option.

Reorder the following numbers from greatest to least

When ordering numbers from least to greatest, or greatest to least, you must covert all numbers to ​ (a) . Make sure that all decimals contain the ​ (b) amount of numbers after the decimal point. The bigger the ​ (c) number, the smaller its value.

Match the correct notation

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Solve each equation
You can solve this equations by using the (a) on your calculator, by pressing the (b) button or by finding the (c) of each number. 1) x^2= 225; x= (d) . 2) x^2=49; x= (e)

To do scientific notation you must change the (a) of the calculator. Then change normal to the (b) option.

When ordering numbers from least to greatest, or greatest to least, you must covert all numbers to (a) . Make sure that all decimals contain the (b) amount of numbers after the decimal point. The bigger the (c) number, the smaller its value.