Er Yesterdays Exit Ticket Translate the phrase into a numerical expression 1 8 more than the product of 1 and 4 2 4 less than the sum of 9 and 2 3 3 more than 21 divided by 7 Learning Target ID: 729059
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Good Morning
Please complete Thursday’s warm up questions only. Then, work on your homework sheet. Slide2
Er Slide3
Yesterday’s Exit Ticket
Translate
the phrase into a numerical expression.
1.) 8 more than the product of 1 and 4
2.) 4 less than the sum of 9 and 2
3.) 3 more than 21 divided by 7Slide4
Learning Target
I can
translate
a written expression into a numerical expression.
I can
analyze
phrases to determine whether they represent a numerical expression or not.
For example, does “multiply the sum of 45 and 11 by 2” represent (45 + 11) x 2 ? Slide5
Work with Me
1.) The product of 12 and 3 decreased by 6
2.) 11 more than nine times the amount of ten
3.) The difference between 16 and 4, divided by 6
Heather bought a 1/3 pound bag of candy to share with her friend. How much candy will they each get? Slide6
On Your Own
Translate
the phrase into a numerical expression.
1.) 8 more than the product of 1 and 4
2.) 4 less than the sum of 9 and 2
3.) 3 more than 21 divided by 7 Slide7
You Try & I Will Help
Renee correctly wrote the words below as a numerical expression.
Multiply the quotient of 9 and 2 by 3
Which expression could Eva have written?
a.) 3 x (9 ÷ 2)
b.) 9 x 2 + 3
c.) 2 x 9 ÷ 3
d.) 2 x 3 ÷ 9 Slide8
You Try & I Will Help
Find 2 times as much as 4 less than 6
a.) 2 × (6 - 4)
b.) 2 × (4 - 6)
c.) (6 - 2) × 4
d.) (4 - 6) × 2
Find the quotient of 2.25 ÷ 5. Slide9
You Try & I Will Help
Find the product of 5 times 9 less than
1
3a.)
13
- (5 × 9)
b.) (5 × 9) -
13
c.) 5 ×
(13
- 9)
d.)
(9-13) x 5
Translate 14 + (22 ÷ 9) into a phrase. Slide10
You Try & I Will Help
Add 6 to the difference between 9 and 7
a.) 9 + (6 - 7)
b.) 6 + (7 - 9)
c.) (9 - 7) + 6
d.) 7 + (9 - 6)
Translate 6 less than 9 into a phrase. Slide11
You Help Me
Do the following written expressions translate as
21 ÷ (4 - 2)? Circle yes or no.
21 divided by the difference of 4 and 2 Y N
The quotient of 21 and
2
less than
4
Y
N
21 divided by
2 less than
4
Y N
Divide 21 by the difference of 4 and
2
Y N
Find the area of a rectangle with a width of 15 ½ inches and a length of 5 ¼ inches.
Take each phrase & translate it to an expression. Then, compare it to the expression given. Slide12
You Try & I Will Help
Select the numerical expressions that represent the statement below. Mark all that apply.
12 more than the product of 4 and 5
a. 12 + 4 x 5
b. (12 + 4) x 5
c. 4 x 5 + 12
d. (4 x 5) + 12
e. (12 + 4) x 5
Round to the nearest tenth.
8.032Slide13
You Try & I Will Help
Torrie
and Clay translated the word below into a numerical expression.
Twice the sum of 11 and 2
Torrie
wrote the numerical expression (11 + 2) x 2.
Clay wrote the numerical expression (2 x 11) + 2 .
Who wrote the numerical expression correctly? Explain your reasoning.
10
7/10 –
8
2/5 = Slide14
Analyze My Work
Marcus ran 4 laps on a track Monday, 6 laps on Wednesday, and 8 laps on Friday. He did this same workout four weeks in a row. How many total laps did Marcus run after four weeks?
I translate this word problem as ( 4+ 6 + 8) x 4. Do you agree? Why or why not? Slide15
Exit Ticket
Translate each phrase into a numerical expression.
1.) 15 minus 3 times 9
2.) Subtract 4 from 11, then multiply by 7
3.) 9 divided by the sum of 4 and 2
4.) 2 more than 27 divided by 3
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Quick Six Break
Logon to your Google Classroom.
Select and complete the Quick Six Labeled 2/22.
Remember to show Proof and label where you GLOW & need to GROW.