WEEK 4 Homework 2/2 through 2/9 DUE Monday 2/9

EE. B.7 Real World Equations ASSIGNMENT #1

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Write an equation and then solve: Melanie sold half of her comic books and then bought 8 more. She now has 11. How many comic books did she begin with?

Eden, Isaiah, and Naomi are performing a poem for class. The poem has a number of lines. Let n represent the number of lines in the poem. They each need to read the same number of lines of the poem.

Write an expression to show how many lines each person will need to read.

Expression: ___________________

Each person will need to read 17 lines. Write an equation showing what is going on. How many total lines are in the poem?

EE. A. 3 Distributive property/Like Terms ASSIGNMENT #2

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WEEK 4 Homework 2/2 through 2/9 DUE Monday 2/9

7(x – 8) + 15x 10 + 3(x + 11) – 20 + x

Simplify the following expressions by using the Distributive Property and by combining like terms:

5(x + 7) + (-15)

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Number Sense ASSIGNMENT #3

WEEK 4 Homework 2/2 through 2/9 DUE Monday 2/9

Creating a Personal Number Line

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Number Sense ASSIGNMENT #3

WEEK 4 Homework 2/2 through 2/9 DUE Monday 2/9

Creating a Personal Number Line

ASSIGNMENT #4 Challenge Problems

WEEK 4 Homework 2/2 through 2/9 DUE Monday 2/9

Larry, Moe and Curly went bowling last night at Lucky Lanes. Their combined score for the three of them was 320. Moe’s score was twice the score of Curly’s. Larry’s score was thirty more than Moe’s. Write an equation to help show the score of each bowler.

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Lukas, Javier and Larry played for the school basketball team in the championship game last night. Lukas scored three times as many points as Larry. Javier scored two less than twice the number of points than Larry scored. Together they scored 58 points all together. How many points did each boy score? Write an equation to solve.