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take out your calculator please

and YOUR REVIEW

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TEST TOMORROW!!!

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Complete the diamond problem

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Simplify using properties of exponents (100 each)

a) b)

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Find the equation of a line that passes through the points (-1, 5) and (2, -4)

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Complete the diamond problem

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Find the equation of the exponential function with an initial value of 368 that passes through the point (4, 23)

Congratulations!!!!

You've Reached the $1,000 Milestone!

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Brecksville had a population of 36,382 people in the year 1995. If the population grows at a steady rate of 1.5% each year, what was the population of Brecksville in 2015 to the nearest 1000?


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Find an equation of the exponential function that passes through the points (4, 972) and (6, 8748)


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Write the following expression as a product and a sum

(-2x + 3)(x - 6)


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A radioactive substance is decaying at a rate of 22% every day. Currently their are 500 grams of the substance. Write an equation that will represent the number of grams in x days.

How many grams of the substance that will be left after one week.


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Congratulations!!!!

You've Reached the $32,000 Milestone!

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Solve the following system of equations

2a + 2b = 18a + 3b = 17

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The Smith's have 3 children. The oldest is 4 times as old as the youngest. The middle child is 1 year older than the youngest. If the sum of their ages is 37, how old is each child?

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Robert opened a savings account on his 10th birthday and deposited $500. The account is earned 1.75% interest compounded annually. Robert is now 25 years old and wants to take his money out. How much money does he have? Show your work.

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An $24,000 Jeep Wrangler depreciates at 5.1% annually once driven off the lot. How much would the Jeep be worth 4 years after it was purchased?

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A 1963 Fender Stratocaster guitar appreciates at 3.75% a year from the year it was made. How much would this guitar be worth in 2016 if it originally sold for $400?

You've Won $1,000,000!!!

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Attachments

Lets Play Theme.mp3

New Question.mp3

Regis Walks In.mp3

Value of Next Question.mp3

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.mp3

millionaire explanation.doc

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Teachers and administrators can create great review games with this “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” template!

Purpose

The purpose of this program is to answer questions correctly to work your way up the dollar values to reach $1,000,000. $1,000 and $32,000 are milestones where you can't leave with less than that much money. Throughout the game, the contestants have a chance to use three lifelines, 50:50, Phone a Friend, or Poll the Audience.

How to Play

Have student(s) as contestants. Type in your questions and answers prior to playing the game. The contestant begins at the $100 question and continues until he or she answers a question incorrectly. The contestant also has a choice to pick a ‘lifeline’ if they are unsure of the answer. Each lifeline can be used only once. If the contestant chooses 50:50, then the teacher will move the center blue shape to cover two incorrect answers (the shape is infinitely cloned). If the contestant choices ‘Phone a Friend’ then they select another student to help them answer the question. If a contestant selects “Poll the Audience” then the class votes on the correct answer. Once a lifeline is used, the teacher can use a pen to cross out the icon on each page or can use the infinitely cloned circle to cover it.

Milestones

Once a contestant passes $1,000 they may quit at anytime and keep that $1,000.

Once a contestant passes $32,000 they may quit at anytime and keep that $32,000.

Sounds and Page Setup

· Each page contains a sound clip that can be accessed by pressing on the speaker icon.

· Each page contains an icon in the upper left corner then can be pressed to move to the next page. (On the title page, the “Who Wants to be a Millionaire Icon” can be pressed to move on.)

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