Mrs. Curran

Nov022009

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Today we learned to distinguish word problems that can be solved from word problems that can not be solved. Remember the three reasons for no solution. Use charts and/or diagrams.

Portfolio Projects are due this Tuesday.

Our chapter 4 exam is this Wednesday.

Problem of The Day:

A set of five non-negative integers has a mean of 5, a median of 6 and a mode of 7. What is the smallest possible member of the set?

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