Pre-Unit: Intro to Algebra II Learning Target: I will evaluate algebraic expressions for a given value using the order of operations and technology. Homework:

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Pre-Unit: Intro to Algebra II Learning Target: I will evaluate algebraic expressions for a given value using the order of operations and technology. Homework: pg 7 #1-10, 27, 37, 38, 41, 43 *Students are to show all work using the order of operations.

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 Evaluate the expression for x = 3. A. 22 B. -2 C. 10 D. -14

 P___________  E___________  M__________  D__________  A__________  S___________ Simplify (6-2)² ÷ 3 using the order of operations. Check yourself using your calculator. Did your answers match? If not, where did you go wrong?

 A.  B.  C.  D. Solution: 625 Solution: 2 Solution: -17 Solution: -28

 The expression -0.3y + 61 models the percent of eligible voters who voted in presidential elections from 1960 to In the expression, y represents the number of years since Find the approximate percent of eligible voters who voted in  Suppose this expression holds true for future years. What percent of eligible voters will vote in the 2012 elections?  What would be some causes of the model not holding true for the future, including in the race between President Obama and Mitt Romney? Solution: 52.6% Solution: 45.4%

 PG 7 # 1-10, 27, 37, 38, 41,43 Show all work using the order of operations. You may use the calculator for only one operation at a time. Do NOT put the entire expression in the calculator. Round to the 3 rd decimal place when necessary.

A.31.4% B. 48% 27. A. 584,336,233.6 miles B hours C. Should be yes. See work °F (nearest tenth)