Today's equations fit the form
ax +
b =
c where
a,
b, and
c are constants. Describing how to solve this equation form the most efficient way requires two steps. What are they?
Homework:- Lesson 3-4, Covering.
- The quiz on 3-1 through 3-3 will be on either Friday or Monday...your choice.
Can the quiz be on Friday? :)
ReplyDeleteyeah. I vote Friday!!
ReplyDeleteI vote Friday too!!
ReplyDeletewe have a religion test on friday
ReplyDeleteBut i'm not going to be here monday and I don't want to study over the weekend...
ReplyDeleteI don't know how to do a multiply sign so I'm just using *...
ReplyDelete1.) ax+b+-b=c+-b
ax=c-b
2.) ax* 1/a=(c-b)/a
x =(c-b)/a
I totally just got confused... Did I do that right???
yeah. you did. it's all good.
ReplyDeleteyeah only since you did "ax*1/1" then you should've done that on the otherside too
ReplyDeleteeven though dividing by the # is the same thing as multiplying by the reciprocal...
Multiplying by the reciprocal is easier for me i think.
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ReplyDeleteWhat girls brain thing?
ReplyDeleteokay.. but what girls brain thingy?
ReplyDeleteMr. Maloney was telling me and Mrs. Burke about this girl's brain study...
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ReplyDeleteWill we have a lot of homework over the Thanksgiving Holiday? and.. when will we get out quizzes back?
ReplyDeleteWill we have a project over Thanksgiving or just regular homework.
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