Warm-Up #12 (Monday, 9/28) Simplify 3(x+y) +5x -7

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Warm-Up #12 (Monday, 9/28) Simplify 3(x+y) +5x -7 Simplify 3(yx+6) +xy +6 Evaluate 5x +6 -x given x= -3

Homework (Monday, 9/28) Lesson 2.07 packet

Lesson 2.07 Reversing Operations

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Identify which expression is Reversible or Irreversible What is the square root of 25 6+y2

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Activity You will write down two word problem expressions Your partner will write the expression as a statement of operations, decides if the operations are reversible, and describes the operations that reverse them.