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The document outlines lessons and assignments for Module 7.1 on multi-step ratio problems. It includes homework assignments from Lessons 14 and 15 involving ratio problem sets and an end of module exam. The lessons cover techniques for solving fractional markdown problems using tape diagrams and the difference between commission and discount pricing.

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Module 7.1, Lessons 14-15:
Multi-Step Ratio Problems Homework:
Lesson 14 Problem set
# 1, 3, 6, 7
Lesson 15 Problem Set #3
and 4
End of Module Exam
Friday 10/2
9/24/15
Do Now:
Exit Ticket for Lesson 13
Eliminate Row 3.
x y x + y

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Extra Example
I purchased a pair of sneakers for $120 and
that was after the price was discounted one fifth
off. What was the original price. (Use a tape
diagram)

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$Module 7.1 Lessons 1415.notebook 20 September 24, 2015 Closing Questions: • Name at least two methods used to find the solution to a fractional markdown problem. • Compare and contrast a commission and a discount price.$

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