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Batter Up! Chapter 3 Review
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Batter Up There are 2 teams-each sends up a batter
The pitcher (teacher) puts up the question Each batter secretly answers it (on paper), while the rest of the team (the dugout) does the same If the batter is right, they pick a hit card (I’ll have 4 singles, 2 double, 1 triple, 1HR) to see how far they advance on base. If the answer is wrong, it’s an out. On the board will be a baseball field for each team, with an advancing baseball runner. Before giving away his/her answer, the batter randomly choose a dugout member to show their answer. If wrong it’s another out (like being caught stealing), if correct they steal a base (only steal home if bases loaded, if no one is on steal 1st like AJ did) Wipe the bases clean for a team any time they get 3 outs
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Solve for X Ex 1
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Ex 1 x = -1
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Solve For r Ex 2
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Ex 2 R = 2
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Ex 3 Solve for S
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Ex 3 S = - 8
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Ex 4 Solve for t
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t = 5 Ex 4
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Ex 5 Solve for v
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Ex 5 V = 2
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Ex 6 Solve for w 3w + 4w – 2 = 12
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Ex 6 3w + 4w – 2 = 12 w = 2
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Ex 7 Solve for a 8a – 3(2a + 5) = 13
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Ex 7 8a – 3(2a + 5) = 13 a = 14
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Ex 8 Solve for k
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Ex 8 k = - 4
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Ex 9 Solve for a 6(2a + 10) = 5(a + 5)
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Ex 9 6(2a + 10) = 5(a + 5) a = - 5
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Ex 10 Solve for b
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Ex 10 b = 3
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Ex 11 Solve for y
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Ex 11 y = 15
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Integers are closed under division.
Ex 12 TRUE OR FALSE: Integers are closed under division. If FALSE, provide a counterexample,
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Integers are closed under division.
Ex 12 TRUE OR FALSE: Integers are closed under division. If FALSE, provide a counterexample,
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Rational numbers are closed multiplication .
Ex 13 TRUE OR FALSE: Rational numbers are closed multiplication . If FALSE, provide a counterexample,
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Rational numbers are closed multiplication .
Ex 13 TRUE OR FALSE: Rational numbers are closed multiplication . TRUE
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State the groups which the number -3/4 belongs to…..
Ex 14 State the groups which the number -3/4 belongs to….. HINT: counting/natural Whole Integers Rational Irrational Real
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State the groups which the number -3/4 belongs to…..
Ex 14 State the groups which the number -3/4 belongs to….. HINT: counting/natural Whole Integers Rational Irrational Real
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Ex 15 Solve for z
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Ex 15 z = 10.5
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Ex 16 Solve for c
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Ex 16 c = 70
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Ex 17 Solve for b
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Ex 17 b = 1
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Ex 18 Solve for n
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Ex 18 n = 10
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Ex 19 What number is 30% of 55?
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Ex 19 What number is 30% of 55? 16.5
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Ex 20 What Percent of 56 is 21?
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Ex 20 What Percent of 56 is 21? 37.5%
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Ex 21 Solve for y
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Ex 21 y = x
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Ex 22 Solve for p
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Ex 22
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Ex 23 Solve for h: S = 2B + Ph
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S = 2B + Ph Ex 23
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Ex 24 The label on a can of paint states that one gallon of the paint will cover 560 square feet, How many gallons of that paint are needed to cover 1400 square feet?
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Ex 24 The label on a can of paint states that one gallon of the paint will cover 560 square feet, How many gallons of that paint are needed to cover 1400 square feet? 2.5 gallons
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A student can type 65 words the student type in 20 minutes?
Ex 25 . A student can type 65 words in 2 minutes. How many words can the student type in 20 minutes?
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650 words Ex 25 A student can type 65 word sin 2 minutes.
How many words can the student type in 20 minutes? 650 words
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Ex 26 I know that 5 pizzas will feed 20 people. How many pizzas do you need to order to feed 88 people?
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Ex 26 I know that 5 pizzas will feed 20 people. How many pizzas do you need to order to feed 88 people? 22 pizzas
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Ex 27 There were 7500 tickets sold for a concert, 20% of which were general admission tickets. How many general admission tickets are sold?
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1500 general admission tickets
Ex 27 There were 7500 tickets sold for a concert, 20% of which were general admission tickets. How many general admission tickets are sold? 1500 general admission tickets
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1500 general admission tickets
Ex 28 Solve : 1500 general admission tickets
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