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Page 1: November 9, 2015

New Khan Topics Today:

Review for Thursday’s Test Complete CW 2.2

November 9, 2015

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Schedule for the week:

Grade Trackers out Please:

Next slide

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Topics for Week Ending Nov. 15th :

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Test #1, 2nd Quarter: Thursday, Nov. 12th

|Absolute Value| Expressions & Equations: (4)

Adding/Subtracting Integers: (2)

Order of Operations:(2) Equations/Equation

Applications: (2)

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Chart of the Week:

I have no idea

This is easy

Practice Problems Section of

Notebook

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2. A 150 mile trip at 60 mph, would take how long?

Test Review:

(n – 3) = -3A. Equations/Applications

B. |Absolute Value| Expressions & Equations - 1|- 10|- 2|𝟐

𝟓|- 10|- 2|

𝟓|- 20𝟓 = 2

n = -21

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Know The Rules:|x|= 1

2x = 6; x = 3

2x = -16; x = -8

The two equations are:1. |2x + 5| = 11 2. |2x + 5| = - 11

Test Review/Absolute Value Equations

x = 1, -1Rule: Because the value inside could be positive or negative, two equations must be written and solved.Solve:|2x + 5| = 11

Graphed, the solutions are:Plug back in to check:

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Solve:

Solve 53x + 6 =+ 2

Subtract 6 from each side.53x + = 4–

The absolute value of a number is never negative. So, there are no solutions.

9t + 5 = - 3–4

Decide if an equation has any solutionsAre there any solutions?

What’s the next step?

That decision cannot be made until the absolute value is isolated.Continue:

t = 8 t = -9

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Last Practice Problem:

3. Write the two equations next

1. Is the absolute value isolated?

4. Solve each equation separately

2. Is the right side positive?

a. b. Use your fraction rules to solve

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Today: Work on CW 2.2

Tomorrow: Review Adding/Subtracting

Integers Review Order of Operations CW 2.2 due @ beginning of class