
Problem Solving 101
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Mathematics
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7th - 9th Grade
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Zanier Fuller
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10 Slides • 8 Questions
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Problem Solving 101
Using 3R2S
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Problems with Solving: Algebra Edition
Lots of Condensed Information
Looking how to connect numbers (wrong)
belief that all equations look the exact same
there can only be one variable.
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The solution to Solving: Algebra Edition
Read for understanding
Look for relationships
Recognizing quantities and the simple relationship between them.
Putting pieces of a puzzle together.
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OK..... BUT HOW DO I ACTUALLY SOLVE?
First, you want to identify the unknown, which is your variable. What are you trying to solve for?
Identify the variable: Use the statement, Let x = _____.
You can replace the x with whatever variable you are using.
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Writing Equations For Word Problems
Look for key words that will help you write the equation. Highlight the key words and write an equation to match the problem.
Check Solution to see if answer makes sense.
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KEY WORDS
These keywords give you an idea of operations that will be used in a problem or an idea of what your final answer would look like.
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Example #1
Linda was selling tickets for the school play. She sold 10 more adult tickets than children tickets and she sold twice as many senior tickets as children tickets.
Write an expression to represent the number of tickets sold.
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Multiple Choice
think of the relationship between all qualtities mentioned.
Which is the best to build an equation to solve this problem?
tickets
adult tickets
children tickets
senior tickets
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Step 1: Define your variable
reminder to start by saying
x = ..........
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Step 2: Build around the variable
Now that we have starting points, let's write a word equation to guide my mathematics.
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Write an expression to represent the number of tickets sold.
(# of children tix) + (# of adult tix) + ( # of senior tix )
by using words, at the end you will ensure you have accounted for each part of the problem in your expression/equation
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Open Ended
Adult tickets cost $5, children's tickets cost $2, and senior tickets cost $3.
Write an expression to represent the total amount that is made from the ticket sales.
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Open Ended
Linda made $700.
How many children's tickets were sold for the play? How many adult tickets were sold? How many senior tickets were sold?
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Open Ended
You have $70 and your sister has $115. You are saving $8 per week and your sister is saving $5 per week.
1) write an equation to represent this scenario.
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Open Ended
You have $60 and your sister has $120. You are saving $7 per week and your sister is saving $5 per week. How long will it be before you and your sister have the same amount of money?
Problem Solving 101
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