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Bell Ringer: Solve the following: Monday, April 5th WELCOME BACK!!!!!!!! Hand the extra credit if you have it Bell Ringer: Solve the following:

Bell Ringer Answers

This week Monday: I CAN review solving equations with variables on both sides Tuesday: I CAN review inequalities Wednesday: I CAN complete a review sheet while Mr. O’Byrne is on a field trip Thursday: I CAN do well on the Quarterly 3 exam

Also…. This week is the last week of the quarter: Report Cards go out on Thursday Night. GET ALL YOUR MISSING WORK IN

Today Objective: I CAN review equations with variables on both sides Homework: Complete any missing work

Cell Phone Comparison You and your friend just signed up for pay as you go cell phone plans. You signed up with Verizon, which chagres you an initial fee of $15.00, but only charges 10 cents for each minute you talk. Your friend signs up with Sprint which charges no initial fee, but has a 25 cent per minute charge.

Let’s do verizon first You and your friend just signed up for pay as you go cell phone plans. You signed up with Verizon, which charges you an initial fee of $15.00, but only charges 10 cents for each minute you talk. Your friend signs up with Sprint which charges no initial fee, but has a 25 cent per minute charge.

Let’s do Verizon first You and your friend just signed up for pay as you go cell phone plans. You signed up with Verizon, which charges you an initial fee of $15.00, but only charges 10 cents for each minute you talk. Your friend signs up with Sprint which charges no initial fee, but has a 25 cent per minute charge.

Let’s do Sprint Next You and your friend just signed up for pay as you go cell phone plans. You signed up with Verizon, which charges you an initial fee of $15.00, but only charges 10 cents for each minute you talk. Your friend signs up with Sprint which charges no initial fee, but has a 25 cent per minute charge.

Let’s do Sprint Next You and your friend just signed up for pay as you go cell phone plans. You signed up with Verizon, which charges you an initial fee of $15.00, but only charges 10 cents for each minute you talk. Your friend signs up with Sprint which charges no initial fee, but has a 25 cent per minute charge.

Verizon vs. Sprint How much is each plan going to cost if we talk for 1 hour (60 minutes)?

Verizon vs. Sprint How much is each plan going to cost if we talk for 1 hour (60 minutes)?

Write a sentance If I talk for an hour using the Verizon Plan it will cost me $21. If I talk for an hour using the Sprint Plan it will cost me $15.

Set up Question #4 Table – Go up by 5’s starting at 80 USE THE CALCULATOR Graph – Use the table to plot your points

Now let’s see when the cost the same Using a table: Let’s use the calculator X Y1 Y2 85 23.5 21.25 90 24 22.5 95 24.5 23.75 100 25 105 25.50 26.25 110 26 26.5

Now set up a graph 26 25 24 23 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 Sprint Verizon 26 25 24 23 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110

Algebraic Solution

So…Solving Equations with Variables on both sides Get rid of all the parenthesis and combine like terms on each side Get all the variables to one side Get all the whole numbers to the other side Solve for the variable

Three Possible Solutions If you can solve for a variable there is ______________________

Three Possible Solutions If you can solve for a variable there is ONE SOLUTION

Three Possible Solutions If you can solve for a variable there is ONE SOLUTION If you REACH a false statement there is ________________________

Three Possible Solutions If you can solve for a variable there is ONE SOLUTION If you reach a FALSE statement there is NO SOLUTION

Three Possible Solutions If you can solve for a variable there is ONE SOLUTION If you reach a FALSE statement there is NO SOLUTION If you reach a TRUE statement the the solution is _________________________________

Three Possible Solutions If you can solve for a variable there is ONE SOLUTION If you reach a FALSE statement there is NO SOLUTION If you reach a TRUE statement the the solution is All Real Numbers

Let’s review everything we know Distribution Combine like terms Variables to one side Numbers to the other

Rest of Class Finish the worksheet