Algebra Sec. 2.1-2.5, 2.8

PotpourriConsecutive Victories

It’s literally just Math

Word ya believe it?

Equally as Awesome

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Consecutive Victories – 10 Points

QUESTION:

• Two Consecutive integers add up to 15. What are the integers?

ANSWER:

• 7 and 8

Consecutive Victories– 20 Points

QUESTION:

• Two Consecutive odd integers add up to 24. What is the greatest integer

ANSWER:

• 13

Consecutive Victories– 30 Points

QUESTION:

• Three consecutive even integers add up to 72. What is the middle integer?

ANSWER:

• 24

Consecutive Victories– 40 Points

QUESTION:

• A triangle has sides which are consecutive integers and a perimeter of 39. What are the sides of the triangle?

ANSWER:

• 12, 13, and 14

Consecutive Victories– 50 Points

QUESTION:

• A triangle has sides which are consecutive odd integers, and a perimeter of 99 in. What are the sides of the triangle?

ANSWER:

• 31, 33, and 35 inches

It’s Literally Just Math– 10 Points

QUESTION:

• for xANSWER:

It’s Literally Just Math– 20 Points

QUESTION:

• for dANSWER:

It’s Literally Just Math – 30 Points

QUESTION:

• for yANSWER:

It’s Literally Just Math– 40 Points

QUESTION:

• for rANSWER:

It’s Literally Just Math– 50 Points

QUESTION:

• for cANSWER:

Word Ya Believe It?– 10 Points

QUESTION:

• Ms. Migs has 83 Calculus students. She has three fewer students in 1st period than 2nd period. She has two more students in 3rd period than 2nd period. How many students does she have in each period?

ANSWER:

• 25, 28, 30

Word Ya Believe It?– 20 Points

QUESTION:

• The perimeter of a triangle is 47 inches. The 2nd side is six inches longer than the first side. The 3rd side is one inch longer than twice the 1st side. How long is each side?

ANSWER:

• 10 inches, 16 inches, 21 inches

Word Ya Believe It?– 30 Points

QUESTION:

• Mike earns $40 less per week than what Dan earns. Shane earns twice as much as Mike per week. How much does each person earn per week if they earn a total of $680?

ANSWER:

• Dan earns $200, Mike earns $160, Shane earns $320

Word Ya Believe It?– 40 Points

QUESTION:

• Tom has four test scores of 86, 81, 80, and 75. There is one more test during the semester. He wants to make a B in the class, which means he needs his average to be an 80. What grade does he need on the last test to have an average of 80?

ANSWER:

• 78

Word Ya Believe It?– 50 Points

QUESTION:

• A triangle has a base of 18 inches and a height of 3x-7. If the area is 153 inches squared, what is the height?

ANSWER:

• 8 inches

Equally As Awesome– 10 Points

QUESTION:

• Solve ANSWER:

• x=13

Equally as Awesome– 20 Points

QUESTION:

• Solve

ANSWER:

• x=2

Equally as Awesome– 30 Points

QUESTION:

• Solve

ANSWER:

• d=

Equally as Awesome – 40 Points

QUESTION:

• Solve

ANSWER:

• a=

Equally as Awesome– 50 Points

QUESTION:

• Solve

ANSWER:

• a=2.72

Potpourri– 10 Points

QUESTION:

• According to T-Swizzle, what should you do with a blank space?

ANSWER:

• Write your/their name

Potpourri– 20 Points

QUESTION:

• Who was the 16th President of the USA?

ANSWER:

• Abraham Lincoln

Potpourri– 30 Points

QUESTION:

• What land belongs to Simba in The Lion KingANSWER:

• Everything that the light touches

Potpourri– 40 Points

QUESTION:

• Who did Hermione Granger go to the Yule Ball with?ANSWER:

• Viktor Krum

Potpourri – 50 Points

QUESTION:

• How do Giraffes sleep?ANSWER:

• Standing up against a tree

FINAL JEOPARDY!

Word Problem

Final Jeopardy

• A builder has 200ft of boards to create a rectangular street hockey rink. He has access to a wall that is 70 feet long that he is going to build against. What are the dimensions of the rink he can build?

Final Jeopardy

• 70 ft, 70 ft, 30ft, 30ft