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Equation Stories Mr. Petersen’s Math 8 Class - PowerPoint Presentation

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Equation Stories Mr. Petersen’s Math 8 Class - PPT Presentation

Charles Dickens Charles Dickens Legend has it that Charles Dickens was paid by the word for his novels and short stories This is false by the way If it were true though suppose he were paid 150 for each word ID: 678275

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Equation Stories

Mr. Petersen’s Math 8 ClassSlide2

Charles DickensSlide3

Charles Dickens

Legend has it that Charles Dickens was paid by the word for his novels and short stories

(This is false, by the way)

If it were true, though, suppose he were paid $1.50 for each word

If Charles received $4,000.00 in advance, write an equation showing how much money he has based on how many words he writes

How many words in his new book will it take

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’ Charlie to afford his 2014 Indian Chief Classic motorcycle, retailing at $18,999?Slide4

Bus PassesSlide5

Bus Passes

Three friends decide to buy bus passes together

The passes are $50.00 each, and require that you pay a monthly fee of $20.00

Write an equation showing how much you all pay based on how many months you have the pass

They all decide to stop once they’ve paid a total of $750.00. When does this occur?Slide6

A RectangleSlide7

A Rectangle

It’s just a rectangle

Suppose a rectangle is three times as wide as it is long

Suppose the perimeter is 600 miles

What are the dimensions of this rectangleSlide8

Greek FestivalSlide9

Greek Festival

Suppose it costs $12.00 to get into the Greek Festival and $1.50 for each serving of Baklava

Write an equation showing how much you spend at the Greek Festival depending on how much Baklava you consume

If you bring $45.00 with you and spend $6.00 on a gyro, how many Baklavas can you eat?