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Warm-Up Oct. 5 You will need notebooks and workbooks today! Solve the following. 4(x + 2) = x – 7 3. 5n + 1 = 7(n + 1) -2n

Constructing Expressions and Equations

Task #1: New Shoes You want to buy a new pair of shoes. While looking around at different shoes and styles online, you see a coupon for $10 off a pair of shoes at a local retailer in town. When you arrive at the store, you see they have sale, 15% off any pair of shoes in stock, but you are not allowed to apply any additional discounts. You do the math to decide whether the coupon or the 15% discount will save you the most money, and you find out the discounted price is the same no matter whether you use the coupon or receive 15% off from the sale. How much did the pair of shoes cost?

Shoe Sperry’s Cowboy Boots Jimmy Choo’s Original Price $95 $180 $625 Coupon Price Sale Price Now Create your own table with same scenario, but your own shoe choices.

Create an expression for each scenario. Explain which deal is better depending on the cost of the shoe.

Warm-Up Oct. 6 Translate each scenario into an equation and solve. On Monday, two hundred sixty-six students went on a trip to the zoo. All five buses were filled and six students had to travel in cars. How many students were in each bus? Oceanside Bike Rental charges an eleven dollar fixed fee plus six dollars an hour for renting a bike. Dan paid forty - seven dollars to rent a bike. How many hours did he pay to have the bike checked out ?

Your group is going to generate a stack of playing cards. Then play a matching game with another group’s set of cards. Be creative with your stories, make them as elaborate as you would like. For this example: Card one (cards you cut out): “4(x + 2) = 48” Card two (index card): “The length of a square is increased by 2 on each side. The resulting perimeter is 48. What is the original length of the square?” Card three (index card): “x= 10”

Shuffle your groups cards and swap with another group. You will match each equation, to its story and its correct answer. Once you finish you will check your answers with the opposing group.

Task #2 Equations Problems Three girls downloaded a total of 36 songs on their iPods. Jane downloaded twice as many as Inez and since Tracy wanted to have the most, she downloaded one more than Jane did. How many songs did each girl download? A checking account is set up with an initial balance of $4,800, and $300 is removed from the account each month for rent (no other transactions occur on the account). How many months will it take for the account balance to reach $1,500?

Task #2 (Continued) Peyton is three years younger than Justin. Matt is four times as old as Peyton. If you add together the ages of Justin, Peyton and Matt, the total comes to 39 years. How old are Justin, Peyton, and Matt?

Task #3: Gasoline Cost You have $40 to spend on n gallons of gas that costs $3.25 per gallon. Determine whether each of the following is an expression or an equation. Using the structure, give an interpretation of the practical meaning of each. 3.25n 3.25n = 26 40 - 3.25n 40 - 3.25n = 1.00

Task #4: Equations and Solutions For each of the equations below, determine whether the given value is a solution or not. x + 2 = x2 + 4 at x = 2 p + 2 = p2- 4 at p = -2 a - 5= 1 at a = 0 a +5 5 - a= -1 at a = 0 5 + a 3(x - 8) = 3x - 8 at x = 0 Which, out of the numbers 0, 1, -1, 2, -2, is/are solution(s) to the equation 4x2- 4x - 5 = 2x(x+3) - 1?