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1 Unit 1 Review BIG IDEAS Critical Thinking- Problem Solving
Solving Equations with Justifications Solving and Graphing Inequalities Rewriting Equations to Highlight Variables Creating Equations and Inequalities

2 Critical Thinking Lucy is selling cookies for Girl Scouts and wants to sell a total of 54 boxes. So far she has only sold 12 boxes. If she sells 6 boxes of cookies each day, how many days will it take her to sell a total of 54 boxes?

3 The triangle has a perimeter of 20 cm. Find the value of x.
Critical Thinking The triangle has a perimeter of 20 cm. Find the value of x.

4 Critical Thinking

5 Solving equations with Justifications

6 Solving equations with Justifications

7 Solving equations with Justifications

8 Solving equations with Justifications
What property best justifies the statement, “If 3x=12, then x=4.”? What property best justifies the statement, “If 5=x+3, then 2=x.”?

9 Solving and Graphing Inequalities

10 Solving and Graphing Inequalities

11 Solving and Graphing Inequalities

12 Rewrite the Equation to highlight the variable listed.
2x – 9y = 12; y

13 Rewrite the Equation to highlight the variable listed.

14 Rewrite the Equation to highlight the variable listed.
V = lwh; w Use your formula to find the width of the rectangular prism below.

15 Creating Equations 1. Four less than half a number is 28.
2. Seven more than 3 times a number is 55.

16 Creating Equations You are in New York City for vacation and you are depending on taxi cabs to get around the city. The cab drivers charge a flat rate of $5.00 and an additional fee of $.08 per mile that you travel. Write an equation for the cost and determine how much you would have to pay to travel 12 miles.

17 Creating Inequalities
The product of m and 9 is no more than 36. The sum of 8 and p is at least 14.

18 Creating Inequalities
The girl scouts are trying to calculate their profit from selling cookies this spring. They sold each box of cookies for $3.50 each and they spent a total of $200 to pay for their inventory and shipping. Write an equation to calculate their profit. How many boxes do they need to sell to make a profit?

19 HOMEWORK Study! Redo Examples from your Notes and this Review
Correct your Quiz


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