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Algebra 1.1 I can translate between mathematical and verbal expressions.

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Think, Ink, Pair, Share Write an algebraic expression for each verbal expression. “The quotient of five and a number.” “9 plus the product of 7 and the number d” “The product of a number, n and two.” “The difference of a number and three” “The sum of one-third of a number and twenty-seven.”

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Page 1: Algebra 1.1 I can translate between mathematical and verbal expressions

Algebra 1.1 I can translate between mathematical and verbalexpressions.

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Symbols Words

+-=

Add, more than, the sumSubtract, less than, the difference, decreased, minusEqualsDivide, quotientTimes, product, multiply

“Dyad” Team Strategy

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Think, Ink, Pair, ShareWrite an algebraic expression for each verbal expression.

“The quotient of five and a number.”

“9 plus the product of 7 and the number d”

“The product of a number, n and two.”

“The difference of a number and three”

“The sum of one-third of a number and twenty-seven.”

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Exponents – What do they look like? What does it mean?

32

24

X5

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Review of FractionsYour task: In your teams solve the given example and come up with a rule for each of the operations.

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Fractions Adding/Subtracting

Rule Example

Multiplying

Rule Example

Dividing

Rule Example

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Algebra 1.1 HWPg. 8 #7, 8, 17-26, 30-36 even, 41, 42, 46, 47, 52-54

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Exit Ticket On a slip of paper write down an algebraic

expression, then translate it into a verbal expression.