SOLUTION Cutting A Ribbon EXAMPLE 2 Write an expression A piece of ribbon l feet long is cut from a ribbon 8 feet long. Write an expression for the length.

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SOLUTION Cutting A Ribbon EXAMPLE 2 Write an expression A piece of ribbon l feet long is cut from a ribbon 8 feet long. Write an expression for the length (in feet) of the remaining piece. Draw a diagram and use a specific case to help you write the expression. Suppose the piece cut is 2 feet long. Suppose the piece cut is L feet long. The remaining piece is ( 8 – 2 ) feet long. The remaining piece is ( 8 – l ) feet long.

EXAMPLE 2 Write an expression ANSWER The expression 8 – l represents the length (in feet) of the remaining piece.

Write a verbal model. SOLUTION You work with 5 other people at an ice cream stand. All the workers put their tips into a jar and share the amount in the jar equally at the end of the day. Write an expression for each person’s share (in dollars) of the tips. Tips EXAMPLE 3 Use a verbal model to write an expression Translate the verbal model into an algebraic expression. Let a represent the amount (in dollars) in the jar. STEP 1 STEP 2 Amount in jar Number of people  a  6

EXAMPLE 3 Use a verbal model to write an expression ANSWER An expression that represents each person’s share (in dollars) is. a 6

GUIDED PRACTICE for Examples 2 and 3 WHAT IF? In Example 2, suppose that you cut the original ribbon into p pieces of equal length. Write an expression that represents the length (in feet) of each piece. ANSWER l p

GUIDED PRACTICE for Examples 2 and 3 WHAT IF? In Example 3, suppose that each of the 6 workers contributes an equal amount for an after- work celebration. Write an expression that represents the total amount (in dollars) contributed. ANSWER 6d, where d represents the amount contributed by each worker.