Be Rational!
At 6 hours, who has driven further and by how much?
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Extreme Exponents and Radical Radicals
Adam and Kim are paid an hourly rate at their jobs. Adam
earns $186 for 8 hours of work, before taxes. The table
shows the amount Kim earns, before taxes.
Who earns the most money per hour and by how much?
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Scientific Notation
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Slippery Slope
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Balance those Equations
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Two Variable Problems
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Funky Functions
Explain why your answer is correct.
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Modeling Relationships
Explain how you know your answer is
correct.
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Graph This!
The points (-3, -5), (0, 4), and (3, 13) lie
on the same line. Write an equation
that describes the function for that
line.
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credit.
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Transforming Transformations
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Geometry Gems
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Pythagorean Theorem
Jenny is walking upstairs at a steady pace when
the school bell rings. At the top of the stairs,
she then runs to her classroom. Draw a graph
that best models the scenario. Include labels
and identify key parts in this scenario on the
graph.
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Formula, Formula, Formula
Write in standard form:
½ (23 x 2-4)
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Scatterbrained
Laura makes an ice cube having a
volume of 27/64 cubic inches.
What is the side length of the ice
cube?
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Data, Data, Data
The diameter of a carbon atom is about
1.0 x 10–10 meters. The diameter of a
hydrogen atom is about 5.3 x 10–11
meters. About how many times larger is
the diameter of the carbon atom than
the diameter of the hydrogen atom?
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BONUS
What is the value of (5 × 10–3) + (9 × 10–3)?
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