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Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6
Lesson 1.2 Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6
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Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6 24
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Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6 85 + 12
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Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6 85 + 12 97
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Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6 85 + 12 114 – 29
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Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6 85 + 12 114 – 29 85
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Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6 85 + 12 114 – 29 8 x 47
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Find the value of each expression. 18 + 6 85 + 12 114 – 29 8 x 47 376
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Find the value of each expression.
18 + 6 114 – 29 8 x 47 72 ¸ 4
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Find the value of each expression.
18 + 6 114 – 29 8 x 47 72 ¸ 4 18
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Find the value of each expression.
The sales figures for a business for the first quarter months were as follows. January $12,000 February $15,000 March $10,000 What were total sales for the first quarter?
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Find the value of each expression.
The sales figures for a business for the first quarter months were as follows. January $12,000 February $15,000 March $10,000 What were total sales for the first quarter? $37,000
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5 Step Problem-Solving strategy: Make a Plan
The 5-Step Problem Solving Plan 1. Explore Read the problem carefully.
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Problem-Solving strategy: Make a Plan
The 5-Step Problem Solving Plan 1. Explore Read the problem carefully. Ask yourself questions like “What facts do I know” and “What do I need to find out?”
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Problem-Solving strategy: Make a Plan
The 5-Step Problem Solving Plan 2. Translate Look for math operation words like Product, less, total, quotient
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Problem-Solving strategy: Make a Plan
The 5-Step Problem Solving Plan 3. Plan See how the facts relate to each other. Make a plan for solving the problem.
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Problem-Solving strategy: Make a Plan
The 5-Step Problem Solving Plan 3. Plan See how the facts relate to each other. Make a plan for solving the problem. Estimate the answer.
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Problem-Solving strategy: Make a Plan
The 5-Step Problem Solving Plan 4. Examine Reread the problem. Ask, “Is my answer close to my estimate?” Ask, “Does my answer make sense for the problem?”
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Problem-Solving strategy: Make a Plan
The 5-Step Problem Solving Plan 4. Examine If not, solve the problem another way.
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Problem-Solving strategy: Make a Plan
The 5-Step Problem Solving Plan 5. Did you answer the question? Read the wording, for example, was the question asking for time and you wrote the distance?
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Application How long would it take to count to one million if it takes one second to say each number.
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