Write an algebraic equation for this story and solve it. Show each step and note the legal moves you make.
Many insects migrate (travel) between their summer and winter homes. The desert locust migrates about 800 miles farther than the Monarch butterfly every spring, and the pink-spotted hawk moth migrates about 200 miles less than four times the distance of the Monarch butterfly every spring. Laid end to end, the distances traveled by a Monarch butterfly, a desert locust, and a pink-spotted hawk moth is about 12,600 miles every spring. How far does each species travel?
Tonight's Homework
1. Continue to go over 622 #64
2. Start 623 using worksheet
3. Early Finishers: Expressions & Equations in Google Classroom Email Ms. Rickard if you complete any late Khan's that have already been graded. You will get full credit.
P1: d,e,f
P4: finish b
P5: finish b
P6: d,e,f
2. Start 623 using worksheet
3. Early Finishers: Expressions & Equations in Google Classroom Email Ms. Rickard if you complete any late Khan's that have already been graded. You will get full credit.
This Week's Homework
3-4-2019 Monday: CPM 621 #58 & 59 AND CPM 622 #65, 66
3-5-2019 Tuesday: Finish CPM 622 #64 DRAW EACH EXPRESSION USING ALGEBRA TILES
3-6-2019 Wednesday: CPM 622 #67, 68, 69. 70
3-6-2019 Wednesday: CPM 622 #67, 68, 69. 70
3-8-2019 Friday: None
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