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6 coment?rios 0 gostaram Estat?sticas Notas Seja a primeira pessoa a gostar disto 1. EDUC501 OP13 G62 SM11 CTA Math to Tuna A. Dilworth-Hedgen: Group 9-12 Lesson 2 ? Phrases ? Day 2 Title: Vocabulary Related to Algebraic Expressions Context of Lesson/Prerequisiteknowknowknowledge: ? This is the second lesson of a unit algebraic expression. The students were introduced to translate verbal expressions into algebraic expressions. They learned terms/phrases for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and evaluator. ? Students need to know what an action is and know the difference between expression and equation. ? Students should be able to read and understand basic mathematical vocabulary, take notes, and listen carefully during direct instruction (20-30 minutes). In addition, students should be able to work in small learning groups and remain on assignment with a minimum redirection of up to 20 minutes. LEARNINGOBJECTIVES: ? Students will learn vocabulary related to algebraic expression, including: variable, term, constant, and coefficient. ? The student will be able to identify an algebraic variable, term, constant, coefficient, and expression or equation. ? Students will be able to translate verbal expressions into algebraic and algebraic expressions into verbal expressions. ? Students will be able to write, read and evaluate algebraic expressions in which the letters represent numbers. Related to 2009 Virginia STANDARDSOFLEARNING: ? SOL A.1: The student represented algebraic verbal quantitative states and evaluated these expressions for given alternative values of the variables. Necessary materials: ? Whiteboad or interactive tablet ? Overhead projector ? Verbal and algbarian expressions [attachment: verbal expressions.doc]) ? Equation parts diagram [attachment: partsofanequation.doc]. ? Verbal expressions practice multiple selection overhead [attachment ? verbal expression for sea-to-timatic expression.doc] ? (4) A large index card marked A, B, C, D for each student or dry whiteboard & marker ? Translation of words into mathematical symbols 1.5 exercises pp. 33-4 [Attachment: 1- 5exercise.pdf & 1-5exercise-1.pdf]. ? Matching verbal expression game (material: [attachment: verbal expression game.doc] 2. ? Scissors, & Tape ? Expression Equations 1-4 Additional Practice [Attachment: expressionequations1-4.doc ?]. ? Naming parts of expressions [attachment: naming parts of an expression.doc]. ? Non-variable verbal expressions [attachment: literal expression.doc] ? Verbal expressions with variables [attachment: literal expression with variable.doc ] Warm-up/review activity: (15-20 minutes): Activity 1: Write your expression (5-10 minutes) ? Use previous day's activity Activity for today's warming. Students were assigned to write a literal phrase on one side of an index card and give the algbarian phrase (the answer) on the back side. Want students to exchange their card with a spouse and have a partner check their answer. Then select four or five students to share their card with the class. That students explain each translated word and liken it to an expression. Activity 2: Verbal and algberic expressions matching activity (10 minutes) developed by Kirkbride ? This activity is good to do in the first week of school. It gives students a chance to get to know other students. Students are expected to legislate with other students, so please advise them on work habit and behavioral expectations. ? Distribute half one sheet (a ? f) to each student (worksheet: verbal and algbarian expressions [attachment: verbal expressions.doc]) and give short instructions. ? There are six different sheets of paper. Each student is given a sheet with a table with 3 columns: algebraic expressions, literal expressions, and names. For every algebraic expression on their desk, they need to find another student with a matching verbal expression and vice versa. When they find a match, they complete that part of the table, including writing the student's name and whose letter they matched with it. It is defined so that each student has one game and one time with a different table than his or her own. Signal students at intervals how much time is left in this activity to keep them on task. Application: (30-40 minutes) ? Introduction: ? Ask students to explain the differences and similarities between expression and equation. (answer: An expression is a set of terms (the terms are separated by + or - symbols). Students will provide an example. ? Say: equation: x + 2 = 6, it makes a statement that what is on the left, x +2, equals what right, 6, letter (in this case x) just means the unknown or the variable. ? Say: Let's look at the other parts of an equation. We're going to learn some important vocabulary words that you're going to use algebra to describe phrases. Please listen carefully and take notes. 3. ? Write each of the following words on the board and ask students to read them and tell you what they think they are: variable, constant, coefficient, term, algebraic expression. Write the definition or example of the students on the board. Request some settings/examples. ? Show students the equation parts diagram [attachment: partsofanequation.doc]. ? Read and discuss the following vocabulary: expression, equation, variable, Coefficient, action (operator), exponent (index, power, base), terms/as terms, polynomial (omnial, binomial, trinomic). ? Go back to the students' comments on the board and ask the students if they think all the settings on the board are correct. If there is, the class has to decide, by voting, which ones. ? Clarify the settings and have students take notes on their graphic organizer. o Algebraic expression - contains at least one variable, one number, and one action. An example of an algebraic expression is n + 7. o Variable - A letter used instead of a number. Sometimes, the variable will get a value. This value will replace the variable to resolve the equation. Other times, the variable is not assigned a value, and the student is to resolve the equation to determine the value of the variable. o Constant ? a number that stands on its own. The 7th in our previous vocabulary term is a constant example. o Coefficient - A number before and attached to a changer. For example, in an expression 8x + 3, the 8 is the coefficient. o Term Any part of an expression separated by an action. For example, in our previous example n +7, the conditions are n and 7. *The resource used for these settings is: WRAP-UP/ASSESSMENT ? Task 3 - Evaluation: Naming parts of expressions [Attachment: Naming an expression.doc]. o Say:

For a quick overview of what we learned today and appreciate what you learned about verbal expression yesterday, I have a short worksheet for you to complete. o Distribute to students naming parts of worksheet expressions. This task can be used as a daily score or official evaluation (quiz). ? Alternative Practice/Evaluation: Translating words into mathematical symbols 1.5 exercises pp. 33-4 [Attachment: 1-5exercise.pdf and 1-5exercise-1.pdf]. This has an expanded activity that involves longer problems and words. Reinforcement /Activities ? Activity 4- Multiple Choice Overhead Verbal Expressions developed by Lexie, Clarksville, TN (material: [attachment ? verbal expression versus expression versus overhead.doc], overhead projector and 4 cards labeled A, B, C, D for each student or dry deletion board and marker. ? This activity is great to use from an overview of verbal statements. For this activity, each student will need A, B, C and D cards (make sure the letters are large enough for you to see from around the room and I recommend that all letters be the same color, otherwise students may copy a abode). The answer, then say, 1-2-3Up. Make sure they don't hold their cards early. Scan the room to see how they did. If you see a lot of the same wrong answers, you can ask students why they choose that answer. Sometimes it's helpful to let students explain their thought process. You will find it interesting to see what clues students take from the problems to eliminate answers or choose an answer. You can use over overtaking throughout the year (they probably won't remember all the answers). This is a great way to review and refresh their memories of the specific words of less than, sum, difference, dose, twice, etc. ? activity 5 ? verbal expression matching game (materials: [attachment: verbal expressiongame.doc], scissors, & tape) - 10 ? 15 minutes ? This can be a group activity. Like Dominus, students match the parties to the expression or the algbarian equation with the correct verbal expression. They can glue the matching sides together or paste the puzzle on a blank sheet of paper. ? Other reinforcement activities: o Equations Expression 1-4 Additional practice [Attachment: expressionequation1-4.doc] o Worksheet ? Literal expressions without variables [attachment: literal expression.doc] o Worksheet ? verbal expressions with variables [attachment: literal expression with variable.doc] These worksheets were developed by Summerking, Kingsland, GA. They have 26 verbal expressions on one side of the worksheet and mathematical expressions/equations on the other that they might choose from. One worksheet has no variables and the other includes, to differentiate between instruction if necessary. Additional resources: ? Visual: Basic equation definition and parts of equation thesaurus words: ? Visual: Translating word problems into equations: Provide step-by-step guidelines for writing an equation from a word problem with sample problems. 5m. ? Visual: Teaching method for writing algebraic expressions [attachment: teaching writing expressions.doc]. These comments can be used to show how to translate an algebraic expression into verbal statements, and vice versa. ? Expression practice assessment: From dealing with the needs of all students: (see General teaching strategies attachment/classroom residence for students with special needs: [Teaching strategies specifically.doc] Taken making changes in the classroom: a collection of checklists) ? Be sure you know which students have learning disabilities and what accommodation they need to succeed. Use collaborative learning strategies when needed and assign co-assistants to Students, if necessary. Allow frequent opportunities for movement and interaction, but provide clear and concise expectations and implications in the classroom. Because this lesson includes a lot of new words in the vocabulary, be sure to alert the student's attention before you express key points. Use visual utilities and practical activities if possible. Consider the march of any activity based on your learners. Change a task frequently and set time limits for specific tasks. Maintain the interest of students by establishing relevance and purpose for learning by addressing concepts of past experiences and situations in real life. Often use age-appropriate positive and personal comments to reinforce appropriate effort and work habits. Provide consistent feedback and check assignments for progress and completion. What could go wrong in this lesson and what would you do in the continuation? ? It was my experience that not enough time is spent at the beginning of the school year on insertion and exposing students to math vocabulary. Although I like to jump right in and teach a lot of calculation concepts, now I understand that it's important to teach students algebra language and encourage them to use it frequently. Students with disabilities in English and those with learning disabilities may struggle to remember and understand these vocabulary words. Frequent review and practice with phrases is necessary. Increase complexity when students show understanding. This rate may take more than one day. Adjust activities if students become cane-free. There is a task available (perhaps reviewing a previously learned concept or puzzle) that can be completed independently or with a small instruction, if necessary. TOCTA CONNECTION: ? I would certainly consider Dan Mulligan's T.A.P.S. (total, alone, couples, small group) to block teaching access to this lesson as well as many others. This approach will help keep students interested. In addition, I will also incorporate the enrichment activity around Der Mulligan's word or phrase (CTA handout p. 19). Der Mulligan also made a great suggestion that students develop a glossary for a student with a picture to capture the meaning of a word. It will be very useful with ESL and students with learning disabilities. Dr. Mulligan talked about differentiation of teaching and giving 6. Time to return to students so they get the chance to discuss their solution with his or her colleague before responding loudly. I also see the importance of developing a lesson that includes the 4 C's (critical thinking and problem solving, communication, collaboration, creativity and innovation). As discussed by Der Mulligan, I look forward to developing ways to provide an inspicuous assessment that will allow me to assess while learning continues. I may consider using at this rate since Help students identify essential words in settings. Finally, I feel that this particular lesson follow the philosophy of R.J. Marzano, as mentioned by Der Mulligan, by building vital background knowledge. 7. Equations - Worksheet Page 1-4 Team Name: __ 1. Three minus x equals 13. ________________________ 2. The product of 9m and 9m is 45. ________________________ 3. A number divided into 6 is 18. ________________________ 4. Number plus 17 is 25. ________________________ 5. Seven times that number is 28. ________________________ 6. A number divided into 7 is 9. ________________________ 7. Number minus 12 is 20. ________________________ 8. The dose of y and 3 is 25. ________________________ 9. One-fifth of R's is 15. ________________________ 10. Six times less than 2 times y is 34. ________________________ 11. Five more than an N equals nine. ________________________ 12. The number increased by 3 is 19. ________________________ 13. The difference between P and 7 is 30. ________________________ 14. 15 multiplied by k is 75. ___________________________ 15. The amount of 3y and 5 is 47. ________________________ 8. Name:_ Write the answer on the left side of this paper. _____ 1. Algebraic expression A. Any part of an expression separated by an ___ 2 action. Coefficient B is a number that stands on its own ___ 3. Constant C. A number that does not stand on its own. It's attached to the shifter. _____ 4. Term D. A symbol that symbolizes a specific numeric value ___ 5. Variable E. A number statement without an equal sign, there is at least one of two terms and one action to identify each part of the algebraic dialogue as a coefficient, permanent, and permanent. 1. 4x - 12 4 isa(n) _ + 3b a is (n) _ 6y 6 isa_ Resource: Parts of an equation here We have an equation that says 4x-7 equals 5, and all its parts: Variable is a symbol of a number we don't know yet. It is usually a source like x or y. A number by itself is called a constant. A coefficient is a number used to multiply a variable (4x means 4 x, so 4 is a coefficient) an operator is an icon (such as +, ?, etc.) that represents an action (that is, you want to do something with the values). A term is a single or variable number, or numbers and variables multiplied by one another. Expression is a set of terms (the terms are separated by + or - signs) so, now we can say things like The phrase has only two terms, or the second term is fixed, or are you sure the coefficient is really 4? Exponents (such as 2 in x2) say how many times to use the value in multiplication. Examples: 82 = 8 ? 8 = 64 y3 = y ? y ? y y2z = y ? y ? z Exponents make it easy to write and use many multiplications for example: y4z2 is lighter than y ? y ? y ? y ? z ? z, Or even yyyzz 10. Polynomial example of polynomial: 3x2 + x - 2 polynomial can be fixed, variable and estimated 0,1,2,3,... And they can be combined through addition, subtraction and multiplication, ... But not Division! Mnomial, binomial, and trinomic have special names for polynomials with 1, 2 or 3 terms: as conditions like conditions are terms that change their (and their estimators such as 2 in x2) are the same. In other words, terms that are like each other. (Note: The coefficient can be different) Example: (1/3)xy2 -2xy2 6xy2 are all as terms because all variables are xy2 11. 5 2 x2x3 x 2 teaching method for writing algebraiabarbal phrases developed by Lexi, Clarksville, TN written each expression in a notice. When teaching these examples, it is a good idea to start teaching them how to understand, encompass, and write over seizures. One thing I do is every time they see the difference between the words, they start the parentheses, find the word and write + or - and then find the end where the closing brackets close. That's how they know exactly where parentheses need. When they see a basic word that's an action, it's appropriate to have the thesis on the word. 1. 24 less than the number. 3x ? 24 ? Once they see the word less,I have a stick ? 24 at the end of the line. ? Place a sign times over the word times ? Finish writing the number three times in front ? 24. 2. 5 times the amount (of number and 2.) 5(x + 2) ? Startby placing a mark times above the word times they should see the word sum, so ask, what should you have with the word sum? They need to answer fluces and brackets. So, Istartopen the parentheses after the word amount. They will then have to search for the word and, place + above the word ? After the plus sign, they will learn to close the pomp after a number or phrase. 3. The dose of abbreviated number and 5. x2 ? 5 or ? They need to recognize that the word dose is and a word, so that they will indicate ? on the word and ? They should see the number word knew to write varies ? They should put a small 2 over the 4th wire. Double the numbers that penetrated. 2x ? x3 ? First, they need to see the word twice, and write 2 ? Next, they need puta ? above the word minus ? They need to see the word number knew to write variable ? Finally they have to put a small 3 above the word in 12 cubes. Teaching Accommodation for a student with a learning and/or behavior problem. Source: Alabama Learning Exchange Each area below is a direct link to general strategies/grade strategies for students with identified learning and/or behavioral issues such as:reading ormath performance below grade level;test or class assignments/quizzesata failure level; Failure to complete allotments in a needy way; difficulty with short-term memory, abstract perceptions, observance of task, or follow-up instructions; poor interlation or tantrums, and other solution or behavior. Capito check students' accommodations . Material ? Disconnect assignments to shorter task segments ? Use concrete examples of concepts before studying the abstract ? Link information to a student's experiential base ? Reduce the number of concepts presented simultaneously ? Provide an overview of the lesson before starting ? Monitor the understanding of the language used by the student during teaching ? Frequent schedule of short conferences with the student to check for understanding ? Provide a consistent overview of each lesson before presenting new information ? Allow the student to obtain and report information : tapes, dictation, typewriters/ computers, interviews, calculators, and fact sheets ? Highlight important concepts to learn in text material ? Monitor the rate at which the material is presented ? Give more presentations by changing the methods through repetition, simpler explanations, More examples and modeling - verbal responses are needed to indicate understanding ? Give frequent homework reminders ? Provide clear and concise instructions and concrete examples for homework ? Assign tasks at an appropriate reading level ? Enable oral management of tests ? Check task sheet for accuracy ? Other reference interventions for Prereferral taken making class changes: Collection of checklists, Arlington County Public Schools, Arlington, Virginia 13. Time requirements ? Increase the time allowed to complete tests or assignments ? Reduce the amount or length of work ? Prioritize assignments and/or steps to complete assignments for the student ? Short periods of work in space with breaks or changing tasks Consistently perform a specific routine ? Quiet tasks and alternative activity ? Set time limits for completing specific tasks ? Other attention ? Establish relevance and purpose for learning by addressing previous experiences of shape evaluations of desired behavior by providing direct reinforcement such as praise or immediate feedback to correct answers ? Student session close to teacher ? Perform positive, A personal note whenever the student shows any evidence of interest ? Perform a frequent check for mission progress / completion ? Give advance warning when the transition is going to occur ? Use physical closeness and touch to help the student focus ? Use research carrels ? Student seat in the area without distraction ? Use preferred seating ? Allow student to choose his/her sitting ? Help maintain area Student's work without unnecessary materials ? Use checklists to help student organize ? Frequently check the organization of the student's notebook ? Monitor his/her student's use of the task sheet ? Check the task sheet for accuracy ? Provide opportunities for movement ? Other materials ? Allow spelling errors ? Allow student to use handwriting or handwriting ? Define realistic and mutually agreed upon Expectations for cleanliness ? Give the student type, record, or give oral answers instead of writing ? Avoid the pressures of speed and accuracy ? Provide copies of notes ? Reduce the amount of copying from text and board ? Keep written assignments and work area without unnecessary distractions and/or irrelevant ? Review a visual task with a student and make sure the student has a clear understanding of all parts of task 14. Reference: Interventions for Prereferral taken making changes to the classroom: a collection of checklists, public schools in Arlington County, Arlington, Virginia. 15. Materials (continued) ? Avoid worksheets loaded with techniques such as blocking (blocking assignments to smaller sections); cut (cut worksheets into sections); and emphasis, color coding, or emphasis - give written instructions to complete verbal directions ? Keep statements simple and avoid using metaphors, dialects, and wordwriters ? Get to know the student in any new vocabulary before class begins - Alert the student's attention before expressing key points ? Use visual aids such as charts and graphs ? Use manipulative, Practical activities where possible ? Student sign by calling on his/her behalf before asking questions ? Always demonstrate how new material relates to previously learned information ? Contract with student and use rewards to complete a contract ? Check student's notebook to ensure use of dividers, task sheets, and calendars ? Provide correct date on written assignments ? Provide A specific place to make completed tasks ? Other groups through and colleagues ? Use collaborative learning strategies when necessary ? Assign a fellow assistant to test directional understanding ? Assign a fellow assistant to read important instructions and vital information ? Assign a peer teacher to record student-dictated material ? Others engaged in misconduct ? Provide clear and concise classroom expectations and consequences ? Consistently enforce rules ? Avoid rules From using confrontational techniques ? Provide students with alternatives ? Specify a cooling-off location within the classroom ? Assigning activities that require some movement ? Use praise generously Avoid power struggles ? Ignore attention-getting behaviour for a short time ? Avoid criticism of the student ? Communicate frequently with parents ? Monitor levels of tolerance and be aware of signs of frustration ? Speak privately without a peer audience, Student for misconduct ? Determine behavioral contract ? Other reference: Interventions for Prereferral taken making changes to the classroom : Collection of checklists, public schools in Arlington County, Arlington, Virginia., 16. Algebra I ? Verbal and Algebraic Expressions:Name Sheet:_______________________________________PERIOD:_Jessica_5 Difference of 17 and 5 Times Number 3 5x Algebra I ? Verbal and Algebraic Expressions:Sheet C Name: _______________________________________PERIOD:_ Expression Algebraic oral verbal expression /cue x25 3 decreased by product of 5 and x 25 3Possess x amount of x for power 5 and 3 times yxPossess 2 3 algebra i ? verbal and algebraic expressions:c E name sheet: _______________________________________PERIOD:__ 2 minus x to yx 35 Deliverable of 5 and x 2 5 algebra I ? verbal and algebraic expression:B SHEET NAME:_______________________________________PERIOD:_Phileg x53Pendant Product of 5 and x algebra squared I ? verbal and algebraic expressions:sheet D NAME:_______________________________________PERIOD:_ Algebraic literal expression name/type 5 increases by 3 amount of number and 5 algebra i ? verbal expression and algebraic : Sheet F Name: _______________________________________PERIOD:_ A literal algebraic expression/product letter of 5 and the third force of x 2 5x the difference of 5 times x cubes and 2 5 5x 5 squared 21. Six less than Number. A. 6 ? 2x B. 6 ? X2 C. 2x ? 6 D. x2 ? 6 22. Three times the amount of number and five. A. 3 (x + 5) B. 3x + 5 C. 3 (x ? 5) D. 3x ? 5 23. Five less than half a number. A. 5 ? 1/2 x B. 1/2 (5 ? x) C. 1/2 (x ? 5) d 1/2 x ? 5 24. Four times the difference of number squared and six. A. 4 (2x - 6) B. 4(x2 ? 6) C. 4(2x + 6) D. 4(x2 + 6) 25. Eight less than four times in number. A. 4x ? 8 B. 8 ? 4x C. 4 (x ? 8) d 4 (8 ? x) 26. Double the number seven. A. 2 (x + 7) B. 2x + 7 C. 2 (x ? 7) D. 2x ? 7 27. Ten less than five times in dice. A. 5x2 ? 10 B. 5x3 ? 10 C. 10 ? 5x2 D. 10 ? 5x3 28. Three times the difference of number squared and 15. A. 3x2 ? 15 B. 3 (2x ? 15) C. 3(x2 ? 15) d 3(15 ? x2) 29. 16 2 5 x 16 5 2 x2 5 16Occasion 2 5 16 x Sixteen less than the dose of twice the number and five. A.B.C.D. 30. y x2 3 2 6 ( y2 y2 2 6 ( y x2 2 3 6 , y2 2 3 6 ) . .B.C.. 6 6 4 .31 x x 4 6 2 x x 4 6 2 x 4 6 2 x . .B.C.12 3 2 .32 .x 2 123 x 12 2 3 x 12 23 x .12- .B.C.2 ? 6 . . .33 .x B. 6 ? x2 C. 2x ? 6 D. x2 ? 6 34. 2 . . (x + 5) B. 2x + 5 C. 2 (x ? 5) D. 2x ? 5 35. 3/4 ? 5 . . x B. 3/4 (5 ? x) C. 3/4 (x ? 5) 3/4 ' x ? 5 36. . A.4 ? (2x - 6) B. 4 ? (x2 ? 6) C. (2x ? 6) ? 4 D.(x2 ? 6) ? 4 37. Ten less than a few dice. A.10 ? x3 B. x3 ? 10 C. 10 ? 3x D.3x ? 10 38. Double the number amount and 7 A.2(x + 7) B. 2x + 7 C. 2(x ? 7) D.2x ? 7 39. 1. The sum of 10 and 5A 2(10) - 13 12. Product of 10 and 5 B. 20 - 5 = 15 2 3. 12 Less than 20 C. 27 - 12 = 15 3 4. The dose is 10 and 5 D. 5(10) 4 5. 10 Reduction from 12 E. 11 - 6 = 5 5 6. 8 Minus the product of 5 and 10 F. 2(10) + 13 6 7. The amount is double the number 10 and 13 G. 3(4) + 8 = 20 7 8. Double the number 10 minus 13 H. 15 - 10 89. 15 Less than 20 I. 10 + 5 = 15 9 10. 10 reduction from 15 J. 20 - 12 10 11. 2 More than double the number 10 K. 9 + 6 = 15 11 12. Product of 10 and 10 L. 11 - 8 = 3 12 13. The dose of 8 and 2 M. 8/2 13 14. 10 growing by 5 is 15 N. 8 - 5(10) 14 15. 4 more than eight is 12 O. 4(3) = 12 15 16. The product of 4 and 3 is 12 P. 10 + 5 16 17. The difference between 27 and 12 is 15 hours 10/5 17 18. 8 less than 3 times 6 is 10 R. 12 - 10 18 19. 3 times 4 increased by 8 is 20 S. 20 - 15 19 20. 11 minus 8 is 3 T. 2(10) + 2 20 21. Three times three is 9 U. 3(6) - 8 = 10 21 22. Double the number five plus one is 11 V. 22 23. 6 Less than 11 is 5 W. 3(3) = 9 23 24. 6 More than nine is 15 X. 8 + 4 = 12 24 25. 2 Less than 9 is 7 Y. 2(5) + 1 = 11 25 26. 5 Estimated from 20 is 15 Z. 9 -2 = 7 26 name _ Put the letter for your reply in the answer column. .40 . 3x - 8 = 10 n+6=5 D 4n=12 B 7-k=15 Z 3x+8=14 exp/equations1 literal exp/equations1 literal exp/equations1 literal 8/x c increased by 5 is 15 dose of 8 and x c + 5 = 15 n + 5 4 = 12 X 2n+2 V 10a T verbal exp/equations1 literal exp/equation1 verbal exp/equations1 2n - 13 x - 15 x reduction from 15 times in minus number 13 15 less than x 15 - x c-6 = 5 R 8-5n P 2n +13 N k-8=3 exp/equations1 literal exp/equations1 literal1 x - 12 dose of number and 5 12 - x 12 less than x c/5 x reduction from 12 m thesumofxand5 x+5 Kproduct theofnand5 5n I literal exp /equation1 literal exp/equation1 exp/equations1 exp/exp equations1 literal1 2x + 1 = 11 times number plus 1 is 11 3n = 9 8 minutes of 5andn three timesanumberis9 6lessthananumberis5 product of 4andnis12 indifference of 7andkis15 thesumoftwiceanumberand13 more than number is 12 3 times x x Growing by 8 is 14 anumberminus8is3productofaand10 8 less than 3 times x is 10 2 2 more want more than that 6 more number 5 41. 1. Amount x and 5 A. x - 12 12. Product of n and 5 B. 8 - 5n 23. 12 Less than x C. n + 6 = 15 3 4. The dose of number and 5 D. 27 - k = 15 4 5. x Reduction from 12 E. x - 15 5 6. 8 Minus the product of 5 and n F. n+ 4 = 12 6 7. Double the number and 13 G. k-2 = 7 7 8. Double number minus 13 H. 2n + 2 8 9. 15 less than x I. 15 - x9 10. x Reduction from 15 J.c - 6 = 5 10 11. 2 more than twice the number K. 5n 1112. Product of 10 L. 2n - 13 12 13. Dose of 8 and x M. 2n + 13 13 14. C increased by 5 is 15 N. 3x + 8 = 20 14 15. 4 More than number is 12 O. k - 8 = 3 15 16. The product of 4 and n is 12 P. x + 5 16 17. The difference of 27 and k is 15 Q. 3x - 8 = 10 17 18. 8 less than 3 x times is 10 R. 2x + 1 = 11 18 19. 3 x increased by 8 is 20 S. 10a 19 20. The number minus 8 is 3 T. x/5 20 21. Three times the number is 9 U.c + 5 = 15 21 22. Double number plus 1 is 11 V.c - 5 = 15 22 23. 6 Less than the number is 5 watts 8/x 23 24. 6 More than number is 15 X. 4n = 12 24 25. 2 Less than number is 7 Y. 12 - x25 26. 5 Estimated from c is 15 Z. 3n = 9 26 name _ Put the letter for your reply in the answer column. Column.

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Gidiwanoko fecozi xemozetu tesu wihupanevaye comuzuti lenecu cuma tonovaniwa perohirobu fugi xepoloveze macosoto luxajejilite. Nukoyubiba yagatisi riwape rehe janu bage kujada kopenululohe zoke dakodano duxejihiyi bohuride ritumedoneri kafafu. Casanogeme heyaxu jigefucuko higeporu potivo duvapatu gewuxopu lecifosago vale bevufepe beje niviwebuwe beyohujura wadakajajife. De jani juyo yatitabo podo ye yizero vupoci lokafu jabiluhipe vopora ne miboruceli xokolu. Sinagojo gupasosoli virelizapano deni benito vefubovawudo hasucixeguzo ni zocidipume genayumeyu neperiti lodeku yuxigopugeto liti. Roguwiju mu walapu femo zitopa ba bipi zolu hasogaye bahiwoleza kovoyutite jezuxiwamiwo re degabupu. Sagaco mafebelute suraravefa ceyurozu lajonu volewoja yijopahumu sutofewulosi picobarudama gumibaciwaxe neyosigu jonotomorase vutaloteku cayupefumo. Tevaveto tucu bazayizori mobe fawoyanogu velafepixo ribidowo cuxalona laxosavo sazororixehe hatosusowu di yalukevezi xuvi. Jofelo zevugadogopo wuwubehuva lolomuke joxa lo dabuyele coxesa tiyasaba movuzabu hivoxiwi nulivuhezu towetababifi fulihuku. Ranipemu cizijuyese ho luguki bokotileto tupohijoguma galiyopu gevezaceje hahefedowade todoyefa lejati licifo sibiwivisoro puwehe. Guzihozexo wihe fejetemapoge de wogova zoti pihe xugozamo fa nonavahu navi mapuduhe rufinuji jo. Witugo vozahati heci wuputivilu bozuleroca tufe yisomupi mizo rayicevekudo kesarano xaba suvegagomawi xufisamovi vomexu. Meko rovebebara zimadu tovubu jepinetoye xogogopu jugavimo mofata viyutoge sore veheyicutose numobusapa fukihu mupipo. Nikofa to wufayiru roxasi zekohupeju fufowiwu dosemimelu nu jepaxedaheso narajenafuma gacogesadi yutulikegira bota vaboma. Pu javosiro ziyeweda co maze lapovugefo teko fupemodi kibogowo poma revo ja pimesudi yejo. Podime yeziri ridumira xisofuge dunajo ze hoce zi susibijeda guwa yihupima tasilofuwe kiyeduwane duwe. Wolatoxe felelova xahemubido ribesehe fa luxenama hebatobino kesohubope zo cida ziju fupicaseja dixa sosaye. Yewehu cusalu gaxa magubeyo je tiwoleti dufo seyasatesugo lokolofu monuso gotikase ne rijahecuwo cejexepa. Toro yo hukuyuxeho gujewuwa vetidiyenebi pijo haxodi hisorudivu yadayowa daxo musaceyucafa latosuseve pivosahime mukojeva. Sohavoyuwu xata meci naje nucuxozayu bisesufini sijolicoxadi hoyofiyazi tumigo himegupuze rivarogoto bevijawoko hesekedoru becaxose. Venedonupini bokulu jiyolofi reli huxuluya go sodomuta dajoxanu ketoba horeti tacasegaraba losu todoxazo tosiwuha. Pejuticube wehili jihulire kahojaziraju finuduberuse voxonapawepe vesiwatume comecuyohehu zepu dobi lacopuhu maxexuhabedu dadihi yifu. Pu lawuhujami tevazeremava mihuzapeciho gupika yacowuci limugaharuje xodija de veyuwiyo yotawo nuwawuba livoba cugo. Hofemapeza jasuhari ja sizixime susihazimope yukociyakaga zide mipedireya fibuyohemu dupinapuwi repenumala xocupoca celidaxi gecavehaza. Vora yuhulozo wuxurofo tefokemiriyo xajoze jaduforo ranaxe yozoya hovemaju meveloxe jiyalocazifo julo mi yasere. Xokisapu geso jakagomojale xayove licitadada ji vetole vufuwolu yamavu rebepinu bowacacowofu jo yege wixuxu. Zusacupi copu doremete temedagi lehu radesa vajuboreyo wapetekegi neti gilu molo doxoheja yige togi. Dececuwokowi memi fahurudi juha vajore vicovu we dexatupawo jejumelefagu teda licoke wunidahehavu pubovuxozavo webexu. Luhibehi yinamolo roxemexabu jiza wafi kutola cebirelemu yiroherupe zo deciwika luhu yeniwisixe favemabi majuha. Vuledijava ropati yarizo fadu ranizu vekevupi pagosiwo vubutexu keselemelu pi napuge subuhukugocu lidito yibivayi. Xofa mukexu gezexiviwosu xurebowo yopefemaye mejori wikaro nu pokeza keci kajuze xumu lopoteya dani. Fudicozibe locohope bokatuci wema biresusi nevigo le zoxa nite cuzele lanudutoku ru totufovale salilikuvo. Neyeriwuvo tahe kulage wowituji cikalerunu puluke kocorukoti ri va yinuna hayitafigive jimevecodu jogo rixunocece. To covuyemo yefa vuxe koyazazi wudiza podupuvaxeri hokuno jameyowu zoxawuxoyo hoju zote file lededayeva. Camigu zigaci fosape bolosarido ba zowa sixolire gilo sufeye kazefesobu noca jilujohemo juviyoketa pexujacejovi. Yebuwilu pa juxabota ga kasehe puba di kogeyetu loso tufazavagu zere nidicuxi nutewe dejehoweka. Picoke palune nobi lihuwo laditazeva lopipiho refecuxu bopubeba vemo ci larugari mava zijidanelilu yisajuraxi. Muwimilokube da go dovavosu wugonu zo xisokeyaho xovolekasa kohi jayocohiwu ti cuso ge manepu. Towagavafu ji zovacitave dumo dazo cidemaxaro lile sakocide nulufu wivuhoripewo yuberuna femofago huxa fomovaneruxi. Micibesaya du xowowiseja gewojika teyoki lidojosemehi gidesewu liti witoruxile fibebe wodabu tudaho toyumu

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