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1 Warm Up 2 OBJECTIVE SWBAT evaluate algebraic expressions Language Objective SWBAT describe the steps to evaluating expressions A magic store is selling exploding pens for 3 each plus 1 for tax ID: 440522

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Evaluating Expression

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Warm Up

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OBJECTIVE: SWBAT evaluate algebraic expressions.

Language Objective: SWBAT describe the steps to evaluating expressions.

A magic store is selling exploding pens for $3 each plus $1 for tax.

Do you agree or disagree?

Explain.

Kyle thinks you can figure out the cost of 10 pens with the below.

numerical expression

Quick Discussion:

Algebraic Expression?

3p+1

Click to reveal next partSlide3

Launch- Shopping with Marvin

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Marvin

the Math

Magician has a problem

for you.

How

much will Marvin have to pay for 12 wands and 7 hats?

He wants to buy some magic wands

and some magician

hats.

The wands cost $8 each and $5 for each hat. Slide4

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How

much will Marvin have to pay for

12

wands and 7 hats?

The wands cost $8 each and $5 for each hat.

How did you get your answer?

How can we write a to show our answer of 131?

numerical expression

Click to reveal next part

Launch- Shopping with MarvinSlide5

Explore 1- Evaluating with Marvin

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How much will Marvin have to pay for 6 wands and 3 hats?

Remember: the wands cost $8 each and $5 for each hat.

Click to reveal next part

Write an numerical expression to

find the answer. Slide6

6

What changed in the two examples?

8w+5h

Sometimes it helps to represent a problem as an

algebraic expression.

Numerical Expression

The wands cost $8 each and $5 for each hat.

w

= # of wands

h

= # of hats

Click to reveal next part

12 wands

7 hats

6 wands

3 hats

12

7

6

3

12

7

6

3

Explore 1- Evaluating with MarvinSlide7

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Algebraic

Expression

10

2

w

h

This is called substitution!!

Click to reveal next part

We just

evaluated

the expression.

w =

10

h

=

2

How much will Marvin have to pay for 10 wands and 2 hats?

Explore 1- Evaluating with MarvinSlide8

8

w

=

h

=

9

7

w

h

Find the cost of buying 9 wands and 7 hats.

Steps:

1. Copy

the

expression.

2. Substitute the value in for the variable.

3. Evaluate using the order of operations.

Click to reveal next part

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7

Explore 1- Evaluating with MarvinSlide9

Explore 2- Formulas

9

Flashback…

Click to reveal next part

Objective:

evaluate algebraic

expressions.

For example: engineers, architects and builders use geometric formulas every day.

Circumference

Volume Rectangular Prism

Surface Area

Cylinder

We can use the

process of evaluating

to solve problems in the real world.Slide10

Explore 2- Formulas

10

Volume is the amount of space a shape takes up. The expression for calculating the volume of the rectangular

prism is below.

Find the volume

9

ft

4

ft

5

ft

5

9

4

Click to reveal next part

Steps:

1. Copy

the

expression.

2. Substitute the value in for the variable.

3. Evaluate using the order of operations.

orSlide11

9

ft

4

ft

5

ft

11

Surface Area is the total of the area of all sides. The expression for calculating the surface area of a rectangular

prism is below.

Find the volume.

Click to reveal next part

Steps:

1. Copy

the expression. 2. Substitute the value in for the variable.

3. Evaluate using the order of operations.

9

4

5

9

4

5

Explore 2- FormulasSlide12

Practice- Class work

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Can’t Wait To Evaluate!

Directions: Each group receives a set of Evaluation Cards along with two different colored number cubes. Before starting, the team decides which color cube stands for which variable. (Example: the red cube replaces

a

, the green cube replaces

b.) One person in the group rolls the number cubes. Students use the numbers to evaluate the expression.a=____ b=____ Slide13

Summary

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a=____

b

=____

Click each problem for demonstration

Can’t Wait To Evaluate!Slide14

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Exit Slip

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Kiara

was asked to evaluate the expression . Her answer was

14.

Did she substitute 11, 13, or 15? How do you know?

Answer : 13

27 –

13

14