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Section 1.3 Modeling with Linear Equations

1.A problem will appear on the screen. 2.Use discussion in your group and paper to solve the problem. 3.You have three minutes maximum to solve the problem. 4.When you have your answer, write it down on the white board and hold it up so the teacher can see. 5.First group to get a correct answer gets three points. 6.Second group to get a correct answer gets two points. 7.Any other group who gets a correct answer gets one point. 8.ONLY ONE ANSWER MAY BE SUBMITTED PER QUESTION. 9.The group with the most points at 9:45 gets 5 points extra credit per person, second place 4 points per person, etc.

The sum of three consecutive numbers is 804. Find the numbers.

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To obtain the height of a tree, you measure the tree’s shadow and find that it is 8 feet long. You also measure the shadow of a 2 foot lamp post and find that it is 9 INCHES long. How many feet tall is the tree?

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Solve the equation below for r, writing your answer as a single simplifed fraction: