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Title: Equations, Inequalities,


1
Chapter 7
  • Equations, Inequalities, Functions

2
7.1 Daily Puzzler
  • If 3! 3 x 2 x 1 and 5! 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1,
    evaluate 10!/8!

3
Add to Definition Sheet Lessons 1-3
Verbal model- Inverse operation- Terms- Like
terms- Equivalent variable expressions- Coefficien
t- Constant term- Addition Property of
Equality-adding the same number to each side of
an equation produces an equivalent equation. X
a b x a b a
4
In the Real World
  • You are exploring a cave in which rock formations
    called stalagmites grow up from the cave floor.
    The tour guide informs you that the tallest
    stalagmite in the cave is in a pool of water 55
    feet deep, and the distance between the tip of
    the stalagmite and the surface of the water is 41
    feet. How tall is the stalagmite?

5
Translating Phrases and Sentences
  • In real life situations you may need to translate
    verbal phrases (a number increase by 5) into
    variable expressions (m 5) and equations (uses
    equal signs m 5 25).
  • C\Documents and Settings\administrator\My
    Documents\Expressions_and_Statements.asf

6
Your turn now
  • A number added to -7
  • 4 decreased by the quotient of a number and 7
  • 3 more than twice a number
  • The sum of a number and -9 equals 24
  • ¼ the difference of 6 and a number is 200
  • The sum of -4 times a number and 3 is 27

7
7.1 Concept Check
  • Write expressions for the difference of b and c
    and the difference of c and b.

8
7.2 Daily Puzzler
  • Solve the equation SEVEN EIGHT TWELVE by
    finding the correct digit to be substituted for
    each of the 10 different letters in this puzzle,
    using each of the digits 1 through 9.

9
Simplifying Expressions
  • Parts of an expression can be grouped together by
    like terms.
  • Example 2x 3x (2 3)x 5x
  • Example 7c 9 3c
  • 7c 3c 9
  • 4c 9
  • Example X 4 2x -10
  • X and -2x are like terms, 4 and -10 are like
    terms
  • 4 and -10 are constant terms
  • 1 and 2 are the coefficients
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    uthorID4606

10
Your Turn Now
  • Simplify
  • 4d 6 5d
  • -3z 4z
  • Name the coefficients, constant terms, like
    terms
  • 3x 6 x 10
  • 15 9r 7r 6

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7.2 Concept Check
  • What are like terms?

12
7.3 Daily Puzzler
  • Using four 4s and some arithmetic operations,
    write expressions equal to 6 and 7.

13
Space Exploration
  • The Apollo 11 mission lasted about 195.5 hours.
    The flight from Earth to the moon lasted about 10
    hours, and the flight from the moon back to Earth
    lasted about 71 hours. About how many hour did
    the Apollo 11 astronauts spend on the moon?
  • Write a verbal model. Let t represent the number
    of hours the astronauts spent on the moon.

14
Addition Property of Equality
  • Adding the same number to each side of an
    equation produces an equivalent equation.
  • X 7 -10
  • -7 -7
  • X -17

Subtraction Property of Equality
Subtracting the same number from each side of an
equation produces an equivalent equation. -9 y
12 12 12 3 y
15
Your turn now
  • C 5 8
  • -16 5.5 x 3.5
  • T 3 2
  • 5.7 9 p 1
  • 3y 2y 3/5 4/7
  • While holding his cat. Bill steps on a scale. The
    result is 127 pounds. Alone, Bill weighs 112
    pounds. Write and solve an equation to find the
    weigh of Bills cat.

16
7.3 Concept Check
  • Solve x (-3) -4. did you add or subtract from
    both sides? Explain.

17
7.4 Daily Puzzler
  • Using four 4s and some arithmetic operations,
    write expressions equal to 5 and 9.

18
Add to definition Sheet
  • Division Property of Equality-Dividing each side
    of an equation by the same nonzero number
    produces an equivalent equation.
  • Multiplication Property of Equality-Multiplying
    each side of an equation by the same nonzero
    number produces an equivalent equation.

19
Flying Disc
  • You throw a flying disc to your dog. It stays in
    the air for 2.5 seconds before you dog catches it
    30 feet away from you. Write and solve a
    multiplication equation to find the speed of the
    disc.

20
Solving multiplication Equations
  • -3x 45
  • -3x 45
  • 3 3
  • X -15

-6x 84 -6x 84 6 6 X -14
21
Solving Division Equations
  • m/2 0.75
  • 2 x m/2 2 x 0.75
  • m 1.5

-4 2/3k (3/2)(-4) (3/2)2/3k -6 k
22
Your Turn
  • 14q 42
  • w/2 8
  • 9s -27
  • -3/4y 12
  • x/6 12
  • -3/10z -6
  • A blimp travels 300 miles in 7.5 hours. Assuming
    that the blimp travels at a constant speed, write
    solve an equation to find the speed of the
    blimp.

23
7.4 Concept Check
  • How would you solve 1/5x 15?
  • And 5x 15?

24
7.5 Daily Puzzler
  • Suppose you were building a pyramid of board
    erasers, placing one on the top, two in the
    second row, three in the third row, an son on.
    How many erasers will you need to make a pyramid
    with 20 rows?

25
Solving Two-Step Equations
  • 5x 6 -21
  • 5x 6 6 -21 6
  • 5x -15
  • 5x -15
  • 5 5
  • X -3

c/3 13 0 c/3 13 -13 0 -13 c/3 -13 3(c/3)
3(-13) C -39
26
Bike Repair
  • Your bike needs to be fixed. A mechanic charges
    40 for each hour of labor, and the new parts
    cost 35. The total cost of fixing the bicycle in
    95. How long did it take the mechanic to fix the
    bicycle?

27
Your Turn
  • 9y 4 -14
  • e/9 3 3
  • 3(x 1) 12
  • -77 -t 55
  • 3/8w 14 10
  • You jog at a speed of 6 miles per hour for 20
    minutes, and you walk at a speed of 4 miles per
    hour for t minutes. If your combined jogging
    walking distance is 3 miles, for how long did you
    walk?

28
7.5 Concept Check
  • Describe how to solve the equation
  • 3x 2 13.

29
7.6 Daily Puzzler
  • You have drawn a circle of radius 2 feet in the
    sand on the beach. Describe the set of all points
    that are 1 foot from this circle.

30
Add to your definition Sheet
  • Pg 346
  • Inequality
  • Solution of an inequality
  • Graph of an inequality
  • Equivalent inequalities

Pg 350 Function input output domain Range Pg
355 Linear function
31
Graphing inequalities
  • X lt 2 all s less than 2
  • X -1 all s less than or to -1
  • X gt 0 all s greater than 0
  • X -2 all s greater than or to -2

32
Solving Inequalities
  • D 2 1
  • D 2 2 1 2
  • D 3

-4w lt 20 -4w lt 20 -4 -4 W gt -5 Reverse
inequality when dividing by a negative
33
Your turn
  • A -12
  • p 7 lt 13
  • x/9 1/3
  • -27n lt -108
  • Z 8.6 gt 16.4
  • 3 6x 21
  • 2b 13 gt 9

34
7.6 Concept Check
  • Solve -4x gt 24 and 4x gt -24. For which inequality
    must you invert the sign?

35
7.7 Daily Puzzler
  • What are the next three numbers in the sequence
    1, 3, 4, 7, 11,? Explain.

36
Evaluating a Function
  • Evaluate y 5x when x 7
  • Y 5(7)
  • Y 35
  • Evaluate y 2x when x -3
  • Y 2(-3)
  • Y -6

37
Making an Input-Output Table
  • Make an input-out put table for the function y
    x -1.3 using the domain 0, 1,2, 3. Then state the
    range of the function.
  • The range of the function is the set of outputs
    -1.3, -0.3, 0.7, and 1.7.

38
Writing a Function Rule
  • Write a function rule for the table.
  • You get the output by adding 2.5 to the input.
  • The function rule is y x 2.5

39
Your turn
  • Evaluate the function y 3x 2 for the given
    value of x.
  • 4
  • -3
  • Make an input-output table for the function using
    the domain -2, -1, 0, 1, and 2. Then state the
    range of the function.
  • 3. Y x 11 4. Y 3.7x 5. Y 15 - 2x
  • Write a function rule for the table
  • 6.

40
7.7 Concept Check
  • How does input and output relate to the domain
    and range?

41
7.8 Daily Puzzler
  • What is the next term of the sequence 1, 2, 5,
    26, 677? Explain.

42
Fabric
  • You are in a craft shop, choosing fabric for a
    sewing project. The fabric you choose costs 2.50
    for each yard. How can you use a graph to
    represent this situation?

43
7.8 Concept Check
  • What is a linear function?
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