
Flipped Math 0.2 Part 3
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7th - 12th Grade
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Dianne Saevig
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5 Slides • 36 Questions
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by Dianne Saevig
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Multiple Choice
What's the initial value? And why?
$10, because it happens one time
$97, because it happens one time.
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Multiple Choice
So far we have
97
for our equation.
Are we going to be adding or subtracting?
adding
subtracting
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Multiple Choice
Which word or words in the story told us that we are going to be subtracting?
card
bought
deducted
each time
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Multiple Choice
So now we have
97 -
for our equation.
How much are we subtracting?
10
10u
97
97u
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Multiple Choice
So now we have
97 - 10u
for our equation.
What is missing?
m =
m
d
c
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Multiple Choice
So our equation is
m = 97 - 10u
We must define our variables.
What does the m represent?
number of movies
number of months
money he pays
money on the card
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Multiple Choice
So our equation is
m = 97 - 10u
m = money on the card
What does the u represent?
value of the card
number of uses of the card
money he pays
money on the card
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Multiple Choice
Now we are set up for success!
a.) m = 97 - 10u
b.) m = money on the card
u = number of times he uses the card
To answer part c we have to know where in our equation we should put the 6.
in place of m
in place of u
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part c.
m = 97 - 10u
m = 97 - 10(6)
Do we have to solve an equation like in 0.1 or can we simplify by using the order of operations or a calculator.
Solve the equation like in 0.1 where we do the same thing on both sides to isolate the variable.
Simplify one side using order of operations or a calculator.
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Fill in the Blanks
This is what we have so far to solve part c.
m = 97 - 10u
m = 97 - 10(6)
What is the numeric answer for part c?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part c.
m = 97 - 6u
m = 97 - 6(6)
What is the unit of measure for the answer to part c?
movies
$
units
uses of the card
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Multiple Choice
Now we are set up for success!
m = 97 - 10u
m = money on the card
u = number of times he uses the card
To answer part d we have to know where in our equation we should put the 77.
in place of m
in place of u
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
m = 97 - 10u
77 = 97 - 10u
Do we have to solve an equation like in 0.1 or can we simplify by using the order of operations or a calculator.
Solve the equation like in 0.1 where we do the same thing on both sides to isolate the variable.
Simplify one side using order of operations or a calculator.
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
m = 97 - 10u
77 = 97 - 10u
What should we do first to both sides of the equation as we try to isolate the u?
add 97
subtract 97
add 77
subtract 77
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
m = 97 - 10u
77 = 97 - 10u
-20 = -10u
What should we do next to both sides of the equation as we try to isolate the u?
divide by 10
divide by 20
divide by -10
divide by -20
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Fill in the Blanks
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
m = 97 - 10u
77 = 97 - 10u
-20 = -10u
What is the numeric answer for part d?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
m = 97 - 10u
77 = 97 - 10u
-20 = -10u
2 = u
What is the unit of measure for the answer to part d?
$
units
uses of the card
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Open Ended
Answers are:
c.) $37
d.) use it 2 times
Do you feel ready to try word problems on your own now?
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Multiple Choice
What's the initial value? And why?
$4, because it happens one time
$4, because it happens one time.
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Multiple Choice
So far we have
4
for our equation.
Are we going to be adding or subtracting?
adding
subtracting
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Multiple Choice
Which word or words in the story told us that we are going to be adding?
charges
flat fee
plus
per hour
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Multiple Choice
So now we have
4 +
for our equation.
How much are we adding?
11h
11
4
4d
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Multiple Select
So now we have
4 + 11h
for our equation.
What is missing?
c
m
c =
m =
27
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Multiple Choice
So our equation is
c = 4 + 11h
We must define our variables.
What does the c represent?
charges (total) for babysitting h hours
hourly charge
number of hours she is babysitting
flat fee
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Multiple Choice
So our equation is
c = 4 + 11h
c = charge for babysitting (total)
What does the h represent?
amount of happiness
number of humans she is babysitting for
number of hours she is babysitting
total charges for the babysitting job
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Multiple Choice
Now we are set up for success!
a.) c = 4 + 11h
b.) c = charge for babysitting (total
h = number of hours babysitting
To answer part c we have to know where in our equation we should put the 3.
in place of c
in place of h
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part c.
c = 4 + 11h
c = 4 + 11(3)
Do we have to solve an equation like in 0.1 or can we simplify by using the order of operations or a calculator.
Solve the equation like in 0.1 where we do the same thing on both sides to isolate the variable.
Simplify one side using order of operations or a calculator.
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Fill in the Blanks
This is what we have so far to solve part c.
c = 4 + 11h
c = 4 + 11(3)
What is the numeric answer for part c?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part c.
c = 4 + 11h
c = 4 + 11(3)
c = 37
What is the unit of measure for the answer to part c?
$
hours
children
jobs
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Multiple Choice
Now we are set up for success!
c = 4 + 11h
c = charge for babysitting (total)
h = number of hours babysitting
To answer part d we have to know where in our equation we should put the 70.
in place of c
in place of h
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
c = 4 + 11h
70 = 4 + 11h
Do we have to solve an equation like in 0.1 or can we simplify by using the order of operations or a calculator.
Solve the equation like in 0.1 where we do the same thing on both sides to isolate the variable.
Simplify one side using order of operations or a calculator.
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
c = 4 + 11h
70 = 4 + 11h
What should we do first to both sides of the equation as we try to isolate the h?
add 4
subtract 4
add 70
subtract 70
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
c = 4 + 11h
70 = 4 + 11h
66 = 11h
What should we do next to both sides of the equation as we try to isolate the h?
divide by 11
divide by 66
divide by -11
divide by -66
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Fill in the Blanks
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
c = 4 + 11h
70 = 4 + 11h
66 = 11h
What is the numeric answer for part d?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
This is what we have so far to solve part d.
c = 4 + 11h
70 = 4 + 11h
66 = 11h
6 = h
What is the unit of measure for the answer to part d?
$
hours
charges
humans
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Open Ended
Answers are:
c.) $37
d.) 6 hours
Do you feel ready to try word problems on your own now?
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