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Bellwork

Bellwork. Jerome and Jillian set up a lemonade stand. They sell lemonade and sweet tea. Each cup costs $0.50. Which equation shows how Jerome and Jillian can determine their total sales (S) based on the number of cups of lemonade sole (L) and the number of cups of sweet tea sold (T).

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Bellwork

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  1. Bellwork • Jerome and Jillian set up a lemonade stand. They sell lemonade and sweet tea. Each cup costs $0.50. Which equation shows how Jerome and Jillian can determine their total sales (S) based on the number of cups of lemonade sole (L) and the number of cups of sweet tea sold (T). • A. S=0.50(LxT) B. S=0.50(L+T) • C. S=0.50+(LxT) D. S=0.50+(L+T)

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  9. Similar Figures : Definition: Figures that have the same shape BUT are not the same size. Similar Use proportions to solve problems involving similar figures. Similar Figures The corresponding angles have equal measurements. The corresponding sides form a proportion.

  10. Similar • Same shape BUT NOT same size • Proportional in size

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  13. Step 1 Write a proportion using corresponding sides. Step 2 Cross multiply. Step 3 Solve the one-step equation. Solving given similarity:

  14. x 20 10 12 8 16 Solve for x….

  15. What is ?

  16. Find the value of x.

  17. Find the value of m.

  18. Find AN….

  19. Closure • What is the difference between congruent and similar figures?

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