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1 Bell Work Combine all the like terms
Write an equation for the following situation. And solve the problem. You and your friend’s lunch cost a total of $ Your lunch cost $3.00 more than your friend’s. How much was your lunch and how much was your friends? Combine all the like terms

2 Where is this going? 3 consecutive odd integers have a sum of 45, what are the integers?

3 You will have 25 Seconds to answer each question.
Daily Chapter Quiz You will have 25 Seconds to answer each question.

4 1. Simplify the following expression

5 2. Simplify the following expression

6 3. Simplify the following expression

7 4. Simplify the following expression

8 5. Simplify the following expression

9 6. Simplify the following expression

10 7. Simplify the following expression

11 8. Simplify the following expression

12 9. Simplify the following expression

13 10. Simplify the following expression

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