Write problem and show work! Math 7 Wednesday, 10/19/16 Write the IC and HW in your planner. IC: Fraction Practice H W: TB pg 72 #’s 9-10,13, 15-17,21,26 Write problem and show work! Materials Planner slate, marker, and eraser Pencil & grading pen Ch. 2 Math Folder (orange fraction rules paper) Rational # WP wkst 1 1 1

Bellwork Check to see if these are the expressions you wrote for the WPs on last night’s HW. If you have one wrong, fix it with your grading pen. Solve each expression on your HW paper. Simplify your answers. If your answer is improper, please write it as a mixed number also. Write a label for your answer. Remember, part of showing what you know is putting your numerical answer back into context!

Bellwork Answers

Bellwork Answers

1 a) b) Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, please write it as a mixed number also. a) b)

2 a) b) Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. a) b)

3 a) b) Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. a) b)

4 a) b) Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. a) b)

5 Write the expression that matches the situation. Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. Dr. Parkinson decided to make cookies for all 3 Math 7 classes. Her recipe called for ¾ cup of sugar for one batch of cookies (enough for one class). How many cups of sugar does she need to make enough cookies for all 3 classes?

6 Write the expression that matches the situation. Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. Mrs. Thompson’s daughter weighed 9 ¾ lbs. when she was 5 months old. The average weight for a baby girl that age is 14 ½ lbs. What was the difference between Mrs. Thompson’s daughter’s weight and that of an average baby?

7 a) b) Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. a) b)

8 a) b) Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. a) b)

9 a) b) Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. a) b)

10 a) b) Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. a) b)

11 Write the expression that matches the situation. Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. On average, Mrs. Sweet spends ¾ of her free time watching her kids play soccer. If she has 24 hours of free time each week, how many hours does she spend watching her kids play soccer during a 7-day period?

12 Write the expression that matches the situation. Solve each expression showing all work. Write each answer in simplest form. If your answer is improper, write it as a mixed number also. When Mrs. Thompson’s daughter was 4 months old she weighed 11 ¼ lbs. At 5 months old she had lost 1 ½ lbs. What was her weight at 5 months old?

13 You want to compare two stocks over the last 4 weeks to decide which company in which you would like to invest. You found information about the stock on two different websites. The following information is what you found. Which stock would you choose to invest in based on the given information about gains and losses? Stock A Week 1 -5.6 Week 2 12.7 Week 3 -2 Week 4 4.25 Stock B Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 3 4/5 -5 1/2 -2 1/4 13

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