Warm Up Our track team has 56 students on it. There are 4 more girls than guys on the team. Determine how many girls and guys are on the team. x # of girls.

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Warm Up Our track team has 56 students on it. There are 4 more girls than guys on the team. Determine how many girls and guys are on the team. x # of girls x + y = 56 y # of guys y = x - 4 Print the corresponding classwork sheet and work in groups There are 30 girls and 26 boys on the track team. Does that add up to 56? Is there 4 more girls than boys?

EQ: How can we use systems? Applying Systems Objective DOL SWBAT derive and solve a system of equations from a real-world scenario. (2.4.d) (A-REI.6) Given 1 CR problem, SW derive and solve a system of equations from a real-world scenario with 80% accuracy. EQ: How can we use systems?

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