More Inequalities

We continued to work on inequalities today in class and will finish up tomorrow!  I handed out the study guide for our Quiz next Thursday.  The study guide is due Tuesday, May 20th.  Tonight's homework is the super short inequality worksheet.

Examples from the homework:

 Study Guide Topics and Questions:  (get your study guide from me if you were out today!)

Please review the following concepts to prepare for the Expressions & Equations Quiz. 

You should be able to:

• □   identify the correct solution for an equation when given choices.
• □   identify the parts of an expression (constants, coefficients, variables, and terms).
• □   solve addition, subtraction, multiplication and division equations with variables and decimal numbers.
• □   explain why an answer is correct or incorrect using mathematical language.
• □   write and solve an equation using x as the variable.
• □   combine like terms to simplify an expression.
• □   identify dependent and independent variables.
• □   write, solve, and graph inequalities.
• □   write an expression that states what the rule is using a function table.

Have a great night!  Be sure to start on your study guide since the homework is super short!!!

-Miss K  :)

Inequalities

Today we began working with inequalities.

Homework is due Thursday because we will complete a shorter activity in class tomorrow as we will be visiting Polson tomorrow!  Please see me if you missed class and need to get the homework!

-Miss K  :)

Inequalities

Today we continued with our exploration of inequalities and completed a worksheet on inequalities on paper and in real life.  Answers below since we corrected in class already!  Have a good weekend!  No Homework!

-Miss K  :)

Reviewing Combining Like Terms and Intro to Inequalities

We spent quite a bit of time going over last night's homework, but I think it made the concept quite a bit clearer!  Here are all of the answers to last night's homework.  If you still have questions or weren't in school today, please take a look at the answers below to help you understand!  No homework tonight.

We also began a very brief (briefer in some classes compared to others, but brief in all!) introduction to inequalities.  Take a look at the basic notes below!  We will spend some more time on the topic tomorrow, so feel free to start getting an idea about the concept with the notes below.

-Miss K  :)