Warm-up: Would you be willing to spend $120 to go see a performance?

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Warm-up: Would you be willing to spend $120 to go see a performance? Varies…

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M1 7.5 Homegrown Music Fest Objectives: Interpret expressions that represent a quantity in terms of its context. Interpret a linear, exponential, or quadratic expression made of multiple parts as a combination of entities to give meaning to an expression. Create and graph equations in two variables to represent linear, exponential, and quadratic relationships between quantities.

$737,000 Set timer for 10 minute increments.

Algebra Tiles? Graph Paper? Use manipulatives to explain.

Algebra Tiles? Graph Paper? Use manipulatives to explain.

Use Handout Algebra Tiles? Graph Paper? Use manipulatives to explain.

__$744,200_____, $61 Varies Varies __$744,200_____, $61 Varies Varies Algebra Tiles? Graph Paper? Use manipulatives to explain. Students may notice the beginning of symmetry near the end of their data, but might decide this “dip” is temporary and that higher prices will bring in more money.

{Answers may vary, but if you have discussed the idea of the value of a commodity to a consumer, it should be a possibility} Since the demand for ticket was dropping with the increased prices, we could continue the pattern pf losing 200 sales for every $1 increase in price until the sales number reaches 0 (in this case, when the price reaches $122) Algebra Tiles? Graph Paper? Use manipulatives to explain.

We can predict the income from a given price (55 – 1x) (13,400 – 200x) (55 – 1x)⋅(13,400 – 200x) We can let the promoter know when prices are so high that people will not come. We can predict the income from a given price If we know the number of people the arena can hold, we can predict a price that will sell it out Algebra Tiles? Graph Paper? Use manipulatives to explain.

Test Corrections due WED 5/2/18 Classwork: p. 27-30 HOMEWORK: p. 31-32 RSG and Test Corrections due WED 5/2/18