Be Rational! Clipboard Math #23 A surveyor determined that the distance across a pond is (2255) ½ feet. Approximately, what is this distance? How did you.

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Be Rational! Clipboard Math #23 A surveyor determined that the distance across a pond is (2255) ½ feet. Approximately, what is this distance? How did you find your answer?

Extreme Exponents and Radical Radicals Clipboard Math #23 The area of a square is 800 square meters. The lengths of its side is between which two whole numbers?

Scientific Notation Clipboard Math #23 Write an expression that is equivalent to (6.2 × 10 8 )(30,100). ***Show work to receive credit.

Slippery Slope Clipboard Math #23 Write an equation of a line that includes all of the points listed in the table. ***Show work to receive credit. xy

Balance those Equations Clipboard Math #23 The drama club is selling tickets to a play for $10 each. The cost to rent the theater and costumes is $500. In addition, the printers are charging $1 per ticket to print the tickets. How many tickets must the drama club sell to make a profit? ***Please show work to receive credit.

Two Variable Problems Clipboard Math #23 Write an equation of a line that goes through points (-3, -2) and (3, 6). What is the x- intercept of this line? ***Please show work to receive credit.

Which set of ordered pairs represents a linear relationship. Explain how you found your answer. Funky Functions Clipboard Math #23

Modeling Relationships Clipboard Math #23 The price of a large pizza is given by the formula P(t) = 1.5t , where P(t) is the price of the pizza and t is the number of toppings. What is the numerical value for the slope and what does the slope represent?

Graph This! Clipboard Math #23 In January, David began putting the same amount of money each month into his account. In February, he had $85.00 in his account, not including interest. By June, he had $ in his account, not including interest. How much money was in the savings account before David began saving each month? ***Show work to receive credit.

Transforming Transformations Clipboard Math #23

Geometry Gems Clipboard Math #23 The diagram shows a company’s current packaging of its plant food. The company will double the radius but keep the height the same. By what factor will the volume increase? ***Show work to receive credit.

A ladder leans against the side of a building. The base of the ladder is 5 meters from the building, and the top is 12 meters above the ground. What is the length of the ladder? ***Please show work to receive credit. Pythagorean Theorem Clipboard Math #23

A hole shaped like a rectangular prism is 3 feet wide, 5 feet long, and 3 feet deep. If the hole is made 2 feet deeper, by how much will the volume of the hole increase? ***Show work to receive credit. Formula, Formula, Formula Clipboard Math #23

Scatterbrained Clipboard Math #23 Jose is collecting data comparing air conditioning costs to the daily outdoor temperature during the summer of When Jose draws his scatterplot, which variable should be used as the dependent variable?

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BONUS Clipboard Math #23 A survey was conducted to determine the favorite food served in the cafeteria.. The results are presented in the table. What percentage of females preferred Nachos? ***Please show work to receive credit. SpaghettiNachosBurgers Females Males352520