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Lesson 29 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions?

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1 Lesson 29 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions?

2 Problem of the Day

3 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Problem of the Day

4 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

5 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

6 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

7 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

8 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

9 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

10 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

11 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

12 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

13 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

14 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

15 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

16 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Independent Practice

17 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Independent Practice

18 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Classwork Homework p. 168–169: Examples 1, 2 Quick Check 1, 2 p. 171: ex. 1–4, 13 p. 166–167: Examples 1, 2, 3 p. 167: ex. 1, 3, 5 GPS p. 172: ex. 50 p. 171: ex. 6, 12, 14, 30, 35, 40, 43 p. 167: ex. 6, 8, 12 Challenge: p. 173: ex. 55 Test Prep: p. 173: ex. 56, 59 Mixed Review: 60, 65

19 Aim: How do we find percent of increase/decrease and solve problems using proportions? Guided Practice

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