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Eighth Grade Weekly Homework Week 6
Name:
Power
Standards
7.1
Fractions,
Decimals,
Percent
7.3
Integer
Operations
Date: Sept. 12
MONDAY
Which of the following numbers would
make the inequality true?
-0.23 < _____ < 1.4
W. Dews
TUESDAY
List the numbers in order from least to
greatest.
WEDNESDAY
Complete the following table.
⅖
0.4, 42%, 4.3 x
10-2,
40%
.875
4/9
95%
-0.25, 0.56%, -1.3, 2.0, ⅞ ,
1.8 x 10-2, 1.39 x 101
Dave had $1.89 in pocket change when he
arrived at school. His best friend borrowed $.25
and $.11 fell through the hole in his pocket. He
spent $1.00 on ice cream for lunch. How much
1.6
Solve without using a calculator.
5 – 18 + 4
You hike the Peaks of Otter. At the base of the
mountain the elevation is -23 meters. When you
reach the summit, you are at an elevation of 69
meters. What is your change in elevation?
money is left in his pocket?
7.4
Proportional
Reasoning
There are 2 cubs for every 3 adults in a certain
lion pride. If the pride has 8 cubs, how many
adults are there?
A recipe calls for 4 cups of flour for 64
cookies. How much flour is needed for 96
cookies?
A passenger
car of a model
train is 6 inches
long. If the
actual car is 80 feet long, what is the scale of the
model?
Pepperoni, mushrooms, onions, and
green peppers can be added to a basic
cheese pizza. How many 2-item pizzas
can be prepared?
7.9
Probability
Jason has three coins. What is the probability that
when he flips them all, he will get three tails?
You spin the spinner and flip a coin. Find the
probability of not flipping tails and a number
Make a tree diagram to solve the problem.
greater than 1.
7.12
Functional
Relationships
Make an input- output table for leaving a 20%
tip.
Cost
of
meals
$
2
0
$
4
0
$
6
0
$
8
0
$
1
0
0
20%
tip
What are the next 3 terms in the
sequence?
3, -6, 12, -24, 48, ___, ___
, ___
7.13
Order of
Operations,
Algebraic
Expressions
7.14
Equations
Evaluate the expression if m= 9, n=2, and
p= 5.
7.15
Inequalities
A bus company charges $2.50 per trip. They also
offer a monthly pass for $85. Write and solve an
inequality to find out how many times a person
should use the bus so the pass is less expensive
than buying individual tickets.
Graph the inequality on a number
line.
Use the distributive property to simplify
the expression.
6(c – 2)
Complete the following using the
multiplicative inverse property.
8 x ___ = 1
7.16
Number
Properties
4 + 6m
2p - 8
WAC
⅛b + 6 = 4
Evaluate the expression if
y =4.
3y2 + 2y -7
Hint: There are 2 answers.
6+
=9
x–5≤7
Complete the table.
f(x) = 6x -4
x
6x -4
-5
-1
2
f(x)
Decide whether
6 + 7 • 2 – 6 + 5 = 55
is true or false. If false, copy the
equation and insert parentheses to make
it true.
Solve.
2y – ( -10) = 2
Solve and graph the inequality on a
number line.
-5d ≥ 30
Apply the inverse property of addition to
the following expression.
6 + (-7) + (-6)