Pre-Algebra Chapter 3

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Pre-Algebra Chapter 3 Decimals and Equations

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Pre-Algebra Chapter 3. Decimals and Equations. 3.1 Rounding and Estimating. 3.1 Rounding and Estimating. Rounding to Estimate: Round to same place value before estimating. Front-end Estimation: Add front numbers before you estimate the remaining digits. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Pre-Algebra Chapter 3

Decimals and Equations

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3.1 Rounding and Estimating

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3.1 Rounding and Estimating• Rounding to Estimate: Round to same place value before estimating

• Front-end Estimation: Add front numbers before you estimate the remaining digits

• Clustering Estimation: if all numbers are clustered around the same number round and multiply by the number of items in list

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3.2 Estimating Decimal products and Quotients

Estimate the product

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3.2 Estimating Decimal products and Quotients

Estimate the Quotient by using Compatible numbers.Compatible numbers are numbers that are easy to divide mentally

1. Round the divisor2. Round the dividend to a compatible number

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3.3 Mean, Median, & Mode• Mean: is the sum of the data values divided by the

number of data values. *Hint Average

• Mode: is the data item that occurs most often in the list. *Hint MOde = MOst

• Median: is the middle number when the numbers are listed in numerical order. *Hint Middle

• Range: is the difference between the greatest and lowest numbers in the set of data

• Outlier: is a data value much greater or less than the other data values. *Hint it affects the mean

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Examples 3.3Find the measures of central tendency for the following list of data:42, 59, 48, 50, 50 , 45 200

Mode:Median:Range:Outlier:Mean:

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3.4 Using FormulasA Formula is an equation that shows a relationship between quantities that are represented by variables.

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Examples 3.4

a. P=88.2 cm b. P = 52in

Think of peRIMeter as the distance around the “RIM” of a figure.

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3.5 Solving Equation by adding and Subtracting Decimals

Same as if you were solving equations by adding and subtracting integers.

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3.6 Solving Equations by multiplying or dividing Decimals

a) y÷(-3.9) = -55.99 b) 2.3x = -4.37

Same as if you were solving equations by Multiplying and Dividing integers.

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3.7 Metric System

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Base Units: Meters, Grams, or Liters

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3.7 continued

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3.8 Problem Solving by Acting it out

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Underconstruction