Percent Change

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Summary:

1. What is percent increase?
2. How do you find percent increase?
3. What is percent decrease?
4. How can you find percent decrease?

Work:  
Find the percent of change for each of the following:
1. Starting Value:  10   End Value: 15
2. Starting Value:  10   End Value: 8
3. Starting Value:  15   End Value: 32
4. Starting Value:  15   End Value: 14.9

Percent Proportions and Equations

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Dilations

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Summary:
1. What is a dilation?
2. How do you dilate a figure?
3. How are dilations related to similar figures?

Solutions to Work

Similar Figures and Indirect Measurement

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Summary:

1. What are similar figures?
2. How can you tell if two figures are similar?
3. How do you find missing parts of similar figures?
4. What is indirect measurement?
5. How can I use what I know about similar figures to find missing measurements?

Please excuse the moving of frames.  Screencast-O-Matic was not cooperating.  

Solutions to Work

Dimensional Analysis (Converting Units)

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Summary Questions:

1. How do you use unit rates to convert units?
2. What are the steps to converting units?
3. When will you use this in the real world?

Solutions to Work

Writing and Solving Proportions

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Summary:
1. What is a proportion?
2. How do you solve a proportion?

Solutions to Work:

Rates and Unit Rates

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Summary:  

1. What is a rate?
2. How do you find unit rates?
3. How are unit costs different from unit speed?

Solutions to Work:

Pears:

Kroger = $0.21/Pear

Meijer = $0.22/Pear

Better Buy = Kroger

Kiwis:

Kroger = $0.24/Kiwi

Meijer = $0.24/Kiwi

Better Buy = Both