The Number System
1 and 2 step equations
Systems of equations
Transformations
Pythagorean Theorem
100
5/6 as a decimal
0.83333....
100
What does x equal?
6x=42
x=7
100
Solve this on the board with substitution. Winner is the first one done.
y=2x-1
2x+y=3
(1,1)
100
A translation has the rule (x, y,) ------> (x + 4, y - 7)
Describe the rule in a sentence. How many units are you moving, and in what direction(s)?
4 units to the right, and 7 units down.
100
What is the Pythagorean Theorem?
200
0.181818..... as a fractions
2/11
200
What does x equal?
2x-4=6
x=5
200
Solve the following using elimination in the board. Winner is the first one done.
2x+3y=11
-2x+5y=13
(1,3)
200
Reflect the point (2, 1) across the y-axis. What are the coordinates?
(-2, 1)
200
Is this a right triangle? 
No
300
What two integers does this number fall between:
5 and 6
300
What does x equal?
3(x+2)=21
x=5
300
Solve the following using substitution on the board. Winner is the first one done.
5x+4y=32
9x-y=33
(4,3)
300
Rotate (-8,7) 90 degrees C.C.W. What are the coordinates?
(-7,-8)
300
Find the missing side: 
6
400
Which of the following are true. 
A, B, C, E
400
What does x equal?
3(2x+4)-5=19
x=2
400
Solve the following using elimination on the board. Winner is the first one done.
5x+6y=50
-x+6y=26
(4,5)
400
What sequence of transformations takes you from SRQPT to S"R"Q"P"T"?
Rotate 90 degrees C.W.
Reflect across x-axis
400
Find the missing side: 
20
500
Jackson, Ryan, Sarah, and Emma encountered a decimal number that goes on forever without repeating. Jackson claims the number is irrational, while Ryan argues it could be rational. Sarah argues that the number must be rational, but Emma believes it could still be irrational. Who is correct, and why?
Jackson and Emma
500
What does x equal?
8.7=3.5x-2.5(5.4-6x)
x=1.2
500
Solve the following on the board. Winner is the first one done.
x+y=-2
y=-x+5
no solutions
500
The given graph represents transformations of the pre-image *. This figure depicts a Rotation of the pre-image clockiwse 180 about the origin.
C