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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Real #s Adding & Subtracting Real #s Multiplying & Dividing Real #s Distributive Property Probability & Odds

Graph the numbers on the number line and 2.1

WHAT IS Graph the numbers on the number line and 2.1

Graph the numbers on the number line.

WHAT IS Graph the numbers on the number line.

Write the numbers in increasing order. 1.5, -2.4, 2.1, -1.6, 3.3

WHAT IS -2.4, -1.6, 1.5, 2.1, 3.3 Write the numbers in increasing order. 1.5, -2.4, 2.1, -1.6, 3.3

Write the numbers in increasing order.

WHAT IS Write the numbers in increasing order.

WHAT IS Write the numbers in increasing order.

Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK!

WHAT IS -11? Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK!

Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK!

WHAT IS -2.3 Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK!

Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK!

WHAT IS 3.4? Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK!

Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK!

WHAT IS -22? Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK!

Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK! A telemarketing company had a loss of $ in July, a loss of $ in August, and a profit of $ in September. Did the company make a profit during the 3-month period? If so, what was the profit?

WHAT IS Yes they made a profit of $ ? Find the value of the expression. SHOW YOUR WORK! A telemarketing company had a loss of $ in July, a loss of $ in August, and a profit of $ in September. Did the company make a profit during the 3- month period? If so, what was the profit? = ( ) = =

Find the product or quotient (-6) (-11) (7)

WHAT IS 462? Find the product or quotient (-6) (-11) (7) =66(7) =462

Find the product or quotient

WHAT IS 9? Find the product or quotient

WHAT IS ? Find the product or quotient

WHAT IS ? Find the product or quotient

WHAT IS 2x-3? Find the product or quotient

Simplify the expression. -7 (x - 5)

WHAT IS -7x+35? Simplify the expression. -7 (x - 5) = -7x+35

Simplify the expression. 3x (2 - 4x)

WHAT IS ? Simplify the expression. 3x (2 - 4x)

Simplify the expression. – x (10 - 7x)

WHAT IS ? Simplify the expression. – x (10 - 7x)

Simplify the expression. 7x + 5(1 - x)

WHAT IS ? Simplify the expression. 7x + 5(1 - x)

Simplify the expression. 3y - (6y + 2) (-y)

WHAT IS ? Simplify the expression. 3y - (6y + 2) (-y)

You have a bag of 56 marbles, 24 or which are blue. What is the probability that you will choose a blue marble?

WHAT IS ? You have a bag of 56 marbles, 24 or which are blue. What is the probability that you will choose a blue marble?

You toss two coins. What is the probability that both are tails?

WHAT IS ? You toss two coins. What is the probability that both are tails?

You toss two coins. What are the odds they are both tails?

WHAT IS You toss two coins. What are the odds they are both tails?

What is the probability that you will roll a number greater than 2 on a toss of a six-sided number cube?

WHAT IS What is the probability that you will roll a number greater than 2 on a toss of a six-sided number cube?

In 1996 there were 1245 hazardous waste sites, of which 1089 were nonfederal sites. The newspaper carried a story about a hazardous waste site. What are the odds that it was a federal site?

WHAT IS In 1996 there were 1245 hazardous waste sites, of which 1089 were nonfederal sites. The newspaper carried a story about a hazardous waste site. What are the odds that it was a federal site?