Mrs. Curran

Oct052009

POSTED AT 01:48 PM

Today we continued our study of transforming equations using several transformations. Be especially careful of distributing negative numbers in subtraction equations!

Problem of The Day:

On a map, two cities are 13.5 cm apart. The map legend indicates that

1 cm = 1200 meters. Using the approximation 1 meter equals 3.3 feet, how many feet apart are the actual cities?

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Amanda Smith

Hi Mrs. Curran!
Just wanting to clarify, you said in class that #57 on page 110 was bonus. Is that true, and is it the only bonus?
Thank you!

10/5/2009 6:42:17 PM
MrsCurran

#57 is part of your homework assignment tonight. #58 is the bonus.

10/5/2009 9:52:51 PM

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