Solving One Step, Two Step, and Multi-step Equations!
Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides!
Ratios and Proportions!
Percents, Percent Change, and Percent Error
Simple interest, greatest possible error, and max/min dimensions!
100

Solve for x!

x + 5 = -2

x = -7

100

Solve for n! 

3n - 5 = 7n + 11

n = -4
100

Solve the following proportion for b using the multiplication property of equality! Show your work!


b = (24)/5 

or b= 4.8 

100

Tell whether the following percent change is a percent increase or decrease. 

original amount: 150 lb

new amount: 135 lb

percent decrease

100

What is the simple interest formula?

I = Prt

200

You have already read 117 pages of a book. You are one third of the way through the book. Write and solve an equation to find the number of pages in the book.

(1/3)b = 117, 351 pages

200

Solve for r!


2r - (5 - r) = 13 + 2r

r = 18

200

A band went to a recording studio and recorded 4 songs in 3 hours. How long would it take the band to record 9 songs if they record at the same rate?

6.75 hours

200

Find the percent error in the following estimation! Round to the nearest percent!

You estimate that your friend's little brother is 8 years old. He is actually 6.5 years old.

percent error: (|estimated - actual| / actual ) x 100 = (|8-6.5| / 6.5 ) x 100 

= (1.5)/(6.5)  x 100 

=0.23 x 100 

= about 23% percent error


200

What is the greatest possible error of a measurement taken to the nearest hundreth of a meter?


(0.5)(0.01 m)= 0.005 m

300

Solve for d! 



d = -8

300

If you are solving an equation and end up with the following, what does that tell you about the solution?


2y + 4 = 2y + 4



infinitely many solutions

300

Solve the following proportion for b using the cross products property: 



b = -47

300

In a bird sanctuary, 30% of the birds are hummingbirds. If there are 350 birds in the sanctuary at any given time, how many are hummingbirds?

105 hummingbirds

300

Name what each of the variables represents from the simple interest formula:

I, P, r, t

I: simple interest

P: principal amount (starting)

r: rate (percent-- switch to decimal)

t= time (years)


400

What is the solution of 3.5 - 0.02x = 1.24?

x = 113

400

Write an equation with a variable on both sides such that you get the following solution: 

no solution


*answers will vary

ex) 3x+1 = 3x

400

When solving , Emma's first step was to write 4x= 5(3). Landon's first step was to write . Will both methods work? Briefly explain!

yes both will work!

Emma's method: cross products property

Landon's method: multiplication property of equality

400

DAILY DOUBLE!

Solve the following using both the percent proportion and the percent equation! Show work for both methods!

75% of what number is 36?

percent proportion: 

 becomes 3600 = 75x so x=48

percent equation:

0.75(x)=36 gives you x=48

400

Refer to the following measurement. Find the minimum and maximum possible measurements.

A doctor measures a patient's weight as 162.5 lbs, to the nearest half pound. 

GPE: (0.5)(0.5 lbs)= 0.25lbs 

Min: 162.5 - 0.25 = 162.25lbs

Max: 162.5 + 0.25 = 162.75 lbs

500

Can you solve the following equation by adding 2 before multiplying by 3? Explain!



No! You must either multiply both sides by 3 first or write the left side as the difference of two fractions and then add 2/3 to both sides

500

DAILY DOUBLE!

One health club charges a $50 sign-up fee and $65 per month. Another club charges a $90 sign up fee and $45 per month. For what number of months is the cost of the clubs equal?

2 months

500

Describe and correct the error in solving the following proportion!

Work:

16 = 3x+3 

13 = 3x 

(13)/(3) = x

forgot to distribute the 3 to the "+3" piece in the "x+3". 

should get:

16 = 3x + 9

7 = 3x

x= 7/3

500

Give an example of a percent problem where the part is greater than the whole/base. 

*answers will vary! 

ex) 12 is what percent of 10?

500

Ms. McGuinness earned $450 in simple interest at 3% for 48 months. What is the principal amount that she deposited in the bank?

P= $3750 was deposited in the bank!