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    5th grade math These are the things students learned last week: Went over the test Algebraic Expressions Examples: If Tom is 8 years older than jeff, then Jeff is ___ G - 8 __ years old. Graphs representing rates Examples: - speed and distance, - hourly wage and earnings, - gas mileage and distance traveled, etc.

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    5th grade math These are the things students learned last week: Went over the test Algebraic Expressions Examples: If Tom is 8 years older than jeff, then Jeff is ___ G - 8 __ years old. Graphs representing rates Examples: - speed and distance, - hourly wage and earnings, - gas mileage and distance traveled, etc.

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    Math Report May 7

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    5th grade math These are the things students learned last week: Went over the test Algebraic Expressions Examples: If Tom is 8 years older than jeff, then Jeff is ___ G - 8 __ years old. Graphs representing rates Examples: - speed and distance, - hourly wage and earnings, - gas mileage and distance traveled, etc.

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    May 7, 2012

    5th grade math

    These are the things students learned last week: Went over the test Algebraic Expressions Examples: Tom is G years old. If Tom is 8 years older than Jeff, then Jeff is ___ G 8 __ years old. Alex has Y dollars. If Alex has 3 times as much as John does, then John has ____________ dollars. Equation You can maintain the equation if you do the same operation on both sides. Examples: When A = B 1) A + 3 = B + 3 2) A 6 = B 6 3) A x 2 = B x 2, etc.

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