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Warm Up What is the simplified form of:

Evaluating a Real-World Expression Section 1.2 B

TSWBAT evaluate a Real-World expression using order of operations. Objective TSWBAT evaluate a Real-World expression using order of operations.

Vocabulary Evaluate

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Example 2 You earn $10 for each hour you work for a canoe rental shop. Write an expression for your salary for working h hours. Make a table to find how much you earn for working 10, 20, 30, and 40 hours.

Example 3 What is an expression for the spending money you have left after depositing ¼ of your wages in savings? Evaluate the expression for weekly wages of $40, $60, $80, and $100

Assignment Pg. 17-18 # 6-16 even, 30-36 even