1. DateLessonClassworkHomework M, 1/3/11Welcome Back! Happy New Year! Where were we? Review methods of solving systems (graphing, substitution) Begin elimination method of solving systems Pg. 356 & 357/2, 4, 6, 18-28 all T, 1/4/11Application problems using systems of equations (word problems) “Skeleton Notes” Pg. 343/13 & 14, Pg. 350/17, 18, 22, 23, & 24, Pg. 358/29 & 30 W, 1/5/11Scatter plots- back track a bit… (Section 6.6) Vocabulary (trend line, line of best fit, correlation coefficient) “Skeleton Notes”/ “Worksheet” DON’T FORGET TEXTBOOK TOMORROW! Th, 1/6/11Finish up scatter plots Pg. 520 & 521/ 5-11 all ***Turn in at the end of class! Review problems for Quiz F, 1/7/11Quiz Secret Santa gift exchange Benchmark review worksheet(s) M, 1/10/11Review for benchmarksWorkbook pages (TBA) T, 1/11/11Benchmark Day #1NONE W, 1/12/11Benchmark Day #2NONE Th, 1/13/11 Mid-term ReviewWorksheet MT #1 F, 1/14/11Mid-term ReviewWorksheet MT #2 M, 1/17/11MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HOLIDAY NO SCHOOL T, 1/18/11Mid-term (period 1 and period 2)- early release (1:39pm) W, 1/19/11Mid-term (period 3 and period 4)- early release (1:39pm) Th, 1/20/11 Mid-term (period 5 and period 6)- early release (1:39pm) F, 1/21/11TEACHER WORKDAY M, 1/24/11Review Systems of Equations (Chapter 7)Workbook (TBA) T, 1/25/11Review Systems of Equations (Chapter 7)Workbook or review study guide (TBA) W, 1/26/11Chapter 7 TestNONE Chapter 7: Systems of Equations & Inequalities

2. Notes- Application ProblemsName: _______________________________ Date: ________________ Ex 1: Your school committee is planning an after-school trip by 193 people to a competition at another school. There are 8 drivers available and two types of vehicles, school buses and minivans. The school buses seat 51 people each and the minivans seat 8 people each. How many buses and minivans will be needed? Key/LegendEquation #1: Equation #2: Ex 2: A rectangle is 4 times longer than it is wide. The perimeter of the rectangle is 30 cm. Find the dimensions of the rectangle. Key/LegendEquation #1: Equation #2:

3. Key/LegendEquation #1: Equation #2: Ex 3: Suppose your community center sells a total of 292 tickets for a basketball game. An adult ticket costs $3. A student ticket costs $1. The sponsors collect $470 in ticket sales. How many of each ticket were sold? Key/LegendEquation #1: Equation #2: Ex 4: Suppose your class sells gift wrap for $4 per package and greeting cards for $10 per package. Your class sells 205 packages in all and receives a total of $1084. Find the number of packages of gift wrap and the number of packages of greeting cards sold.