FREE SAMPLES DOCUMENT BEST VIEWED IN FULL SCREEN MODE CLICK TO BEGIN © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. Question: I am thinking of a number. What number am I thinking of? Determine the number if I multiply by 3 then add 6. © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. W2 I add 6 to the number then multiply the result by 3 to get an answer of 24. x close Hint One way to solve the problem is to start at the end and work back to the beginning. What was the last step to get the answer 24? How did you get this number from the original number? (Remember: subtraction is the opposite operation of addition) What was the original number? Determine the number if I multiply by 3 then add 6. Hint Mystery Number © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. W2 What number did you multiply by 3? (Remember: division is the opposite operation of multiplication) Answer 2 Question Recap I am thinking of a number. I add 6 to the number then multiply the result by 3 to get an answer of 24. What number am I thinking of? Xtra Determine the number if I multiply by 3 then add 6. 6 © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. W2 Xtra Answer Question: 180 cm of string is used to make each of the following regular polygons. c) Hexagon d) Rhombus What is the side length of each polygon? What about an octagon, a nonagon, and a decagon? © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. M3 a) Triangle b) Pentagon x close Hint Xtra: The octagon has 8 equal sides, the nonagon has 9 equal sides, and the decagon has 10 equal sides. What about an octagon, a nonagon, and a decagon? © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. M3 The triangle has 3 equal sides, the rhombus has 4 equal sides, the hexagon has 6 equal sides, and the pentagon has 5 equal sides. If you know the total length of string and the number of sides, how would you find the length of each side? Answers a) 60 cm b) 36 cm Question Recap 180 cm of string is used to make each of the following regular polygons. c) 30 cm What is the side length of each polygon? Xtra What about an octagon, a nonagon, and a decagon? Xtra Answers 22.5 cm, 20 cm, 18 cm © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. M3 d) 45 cm a) Triangle b) Pentagon c) Hexagon d) Rhombus Question: A skeleton is constructed using 9 identical sticks and any number of marshmallows. 3D G4 Describe and sketch the possible skeletons. Repeat using 12 sticks. © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. x close Hint 3D G4 Think of prisms and pyramids. It might help to build skeletons. Repeat using 12 sticks. © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. Answers triangular prism Question Recap A skeleton is constructed using 9 identical sticks and any number of marshmallows. Xtra Repeat using 12 sticks. triangular pyramid Xtra Answers square pyramid, 2 triangular pyramids, cube © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. 3D G4 Describe and sketch the possible skeletons. Question: When the spinner is spun... Question: what is the probability the spinner will stop on the following? b) a green prime number c) any yellow or blue even number What is the probability the spinner will stop on a number that is not red and not even? © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. PR1 a) a red even number x close Hint PR1 What is the probability of an event occurring? Remember, by definition, 1 is not a prime number. What is the probability the spinner will stop on a number that is not red and not even? © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. Answers a) 1 4 c) 1 4 b) 1 6 what is the probability the spinner will stop on the following? a) a red even number b) a green prime number c) any yellow or blue even number Xtra What is the probability the spinner will stop on a number that is not red and not even? Xtra Answer 5 12 © Copyright Root 7 Educational Services, created by Jim, Marg, and Sorrel. PR1 Question Recap When the spinner is spun...
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