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This document contains notes from a math lesson on relative error. It includes the date of the lesson, topics to be covered which are finding the percent error of measurements and the purpose of finding percent error. The document provides examples of measurements and the corresponding percent errors. It also lists homework problems and the date of an upcoming exam.
Linear equations lesson 2 geometric word problems
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Module 4 lesson 11 simplest interest
This document contains notes from a math class lesson on simple interest. It outlines the topics to be covered, including the formula for simple interest. The document also lists assignments and exams, such as a problem set and an exam scheduled for February 1st. Pages of the notes cover sample problems and exercises for students to complete.
Linear equations lesson 1 classifcation of solutions
This document is from a pre-algebra class on linear equations. It discusses classifying the solutions to different types of linear equations, including whether they have one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions. Students are asked to analyze sample linear equations to determine what kind of solution each would have and simplify equations if necessary.
Module 4 lesson 10 simple interest
This document is from a math notebook and contains notes on Module 4 Lesson 10 about simple interest. It lists the lesson topic and date, references exam and homework problems, and recaps the previous lesson. The majority of the document is blank notebook pages containing work for problems related to calculating simple interest.
Module 4 lesson 9 day 2 sales tax and gratuity
This document is from a math lesson on sales tax and gratuity. It provides instructions for students to complete a receipt from a restaurant called Maureen's Kitchen as a warmup activity. The document includes blank pages that were likely used for student work or lesson notes.
Module 4 lesson 9 tax gratuity commission
This document discusses a math lesson about taxes, gratuity, and commissions. It includes problems from lesson 8 and 9 that involve completing receipts for Chili's and Red Lobster restaurants by calculating subtotals, taxes, gratuity, and total costs. The document provides instruction, examples, and problems for students to practice skills relating to these financial calculations.
Module 4 lesson 8 tax gratuity commission
The document is from a notebook on Module 4 Lesson 8 about taxes, gratuities, and commissions. It directs the reader to complete exercises on pages 29-31 and includes problem sets and exercises related to lessons 7 and 8.
Quarterly 2 review
This document outlines a review plan for an upcoming Quarter 2 exam. It provides the dates for the exam on B day and A day and instructs students to sign into Kahoot with a partner to complete a "Do Now" activity. Several blank pages follow, suggesting space for lesson plans or study materials to be added.
Module 4 lesson 7 markup and discount
This document is from a math notebook and outlines lessons on markup and discount. It provides instructions to complete problems from pages 25, 29-30, and creates an example of a markup problem that is then discounted by a percentage to determine if a profit was made. It concludes with assigning problem sets for lessons 6 and 7.
Module 4 lesson 6 markup and discount
This document is from a notebook on markup and discount that provides instructions for students. It mentions completing examples 3 and 4 on page 20, having a CRS assignment due the next day, and includes pages of problems from lessons 5 and 6 related to markup and discount.
E.1 lesson 13 applications of numbers in scientific notation
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