1.  Turn in 2.7 HW pg 84  Turn in Journal on the shelf in a pile  Test Next Wednesday?

2. I think the world is run by 'C' students. Al McGuire

3. 6. Yes 14. n = 432 16. j = 6 24. d = 2*9

4.  Lets get to it!  Find a solution for d, if 4d – 9 = 3  Do you see any problems?  Remember we will have to use our inverse operations to get d by itself.  Should we divide by 4 or add by 9 first? Add the 9 to both sides first. 4d – 9 + 9 = 3 + 9 4d = 12  Then finish solving for d by dividing both sides by 4: d = 3

5.  Try some with your partner. Solve for the variables

6. Challenge Solve for x

7.  Pg 93 9-12, 17- 20, 23, 24, 27