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Bell Work The freshman class at Christian Brothers High School is having an election. Cara randomly asked 50 students whom they would vote for, and 30 said that Mckenzie was their choice. If all 350 members of the freshman class vote, how many votes can you expect Mckenzie to receive? A commercial airplane is flying at an elevation of 15,000 feet and ascends to an elevation of 20,000 feet at a rate of 1,250 feet per minute. How many minutes does this ascent take? Is this a proportional relationship?

Is your expression as simplified as possible? Today you will continue your work with rewriting algebraic expressions. As you work with your team, ask yourself and your teammates these focus questions: How did you see it? How can you write it? Is your expression as simplified as possible?

2-38. Write the algebraic expression shown on each Expression Mat below. Build the model and then simplify the expression by removing as many tiles as you can without changing the value of the expression. Finally, write the simplified algebraic expression. A. B.

2-39. Simplify each of the following expressions by building it on your Expression Mat and removing zeros. Your teacher will give you instructions about how to represent your work on your paper. 3x − (2x + 4) B. 7 − (4y − 3) + 2y − 4

Which is greater: 58 or 62? That question might seem easy, because the numbers are ready to be compared. However, if you are asked which is greater, 2x + 8 − x − 3 or 6 + x + 1, the answer is not so obvious! In this lesson, you and your teammates will investigate how to compare two algebraic expressions and decide whether one is greater.

2-48. As Karl simplified some algebraic expressions, he recorded his work on the diagrams below. Explain in writing what he did to each Expression Comparison Mat on the left to get the Expression Comparison Mat on the right. If necessary, simplify further to determine which Expression Mat is greater. How can you tell if your final answer is correct?

2-49. Use Karl’s “legal” simplification moves to determine which side of each Expression Comparison Mat below is greater. Record each of your “legal” moves on the Lesson 2.1.5A Resource Page by drawing on it the way Karl did in problem 2-49. After each expression is simplified, state which side is greater (has the largest value). Be prepared to share your process and reasoning with the class. B. A. 2-49b tiles (CPM) 2-49a tiles (CPM)

Extra Practice Simplify each expression. 4. 3 + 5x -4 – 7x 5. –x -4x - 7 1.