1. September 1, 2015 1.Simplify: 2.Simplify: 3. What is the only case where half of 5 is 4? Get a pink piece of Warm-Up paper from the shelf that is under the word wall. Copy down the DATE and workout the THREE QUESTIONS.

2. 2. 3. September 2, 2015

3. 1. 2. September 3, 2015

4. 1. September 8, 2015

5. 1. September 9, 2015

6. 1. 2.Convert 0.68 to a fraction. September 10, 2015

7. 1.Simplify this expression: September 11, 2015

8. 1. Define: Coefficient 2. Simplify: September 14, 2015

9. 1. Define VARIABLE. 2. Solve: September 15, 2015

10. 1.Solve for x: September 16, 2015

11. 1.Solve for x: September 17, 2015

12. 1.Solve for x: September 18, 2015

13. 1.Solve for x: September 21, 2015

14. 1.Solve for x: September 22, 2015

15. 1.Write a linear equation for the following table: September 23, 2015 TimeDistance -20 04 28 412 616 820

16. 1.What is the probability of rolling a 5 on a regular 6-sided die? 2.What is the probability of rolling an even number on a regular 6-sided die? September 24 & 25, 2015

17. 1.Write a linear equation for the following table: September 28, 2015 MilesMoney 2150 4 8 12150 14150 18150

18. 1.Write a linear equation for the following table: September 29, 2015 xy 80 392 7104 11116 15128 23152

19. September 30, 2015 1. Write a linear equation for the following graph: 0 4 8 12 20 16 24 21345678910 Hoagies Amount of Money Fundraiser

20. October 2, 2015 1. Write a linear equation for the red line. 0 4 8 12 20 16 24 21345678910 T-shirts Amount of Money T-Shirt Sales

21. October 5, 2015 1. Write a linear equation for the green line. 0 4 8 12 20 16 24 21345678910 T-shirts Amount of Money T-Shirt Sales

22. 1.If y = 8, then solve for x in the following linear equation: October 6, 2015

23. 1.If k = 9, then solve for m in the following linear equation: October 7, 2015

24. 1.Create a linear equation with a slope of -5 and a y-intercept of 8. October 8, 2015

25. 1.Create a linear equation with y-intercept of 4, a rise of 6, and a run of -2. October 9, 2015

26. October 15, 2015 1. Find the amount of t-shirts when the companies make the same amount of money. 0 4 8 12 20 16 24 21345678910 T-shirts Amount of Money T-Shirt Sales

27. 1.Below are two equations that represent the sales of hats for two different companies. For what number of hats (x) will their sales (y) be equal? October 19, 2015

28. 1.Below are two equations that represent the sales of pet rocks for Eddie and Colin. For what number of pet rocks (x) will their sales (y) be equal? Eddie’sColin’s October 20, 2015

29. 1.Below are two equations that represent the sales of wacky socks for Emily and Riley. For what number of wacky socks (x) will their sales (y) be equal? Emily’sRiley’s October 21, 2015

30. 1.Below are two equations that represent the sales of fried Oreos for Julian and Bill. For what number of fried Oreos (x) will their sales (y) be equal? Julian’sBill’s October 22, 2015

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32. 1. October 26, 2015

33. 1.Solve for x: October 28, 2015

34. 1.Solve for x: October 29, 2015

35. 1.Solve for x: November 2, 2015