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1. Quiz 12

   Write equations representing each of the following (don't solve):

   1. Three more than twice a number is 100
   2. A number multiplied by itself is 16 less than 52
   3. The product of two numbers is 5 more than their sum
   4. Find the next number in the sequence: 1, 4, 7, 10, ...

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2. Quiz 11

   1. The sum of two numbers is -18. One number is 2 greater than three times the other. Turn both sentences into equations, then find the two numbers.

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3. Homework 8

   1. A train leaves Chicago moving 110 miles per hour at noon, at the same time that another train leaves New York at 80 miles per hour. Assuming that both trains continue on the same track at the same speed until they crash into each other, at what time and at ...

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4. Homework 5

   1. From the book:

      Section 3.1(p. 165-168): #1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 21, 23, 27, 55, 57

      Section 3.2(p. 180-182): #1, 3, 23, 31, 33, 35, 39, 63

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5. Quiz 4

   1. Betnel car rental agency charges a \$50 initiation fee to rent a car, and \$30 per day for each succeeding day, while JWU rental agency charges a \$10 fee, but \$38 per day.

   1. Which agency is a better choice for a 1 day rental?
   2. Which is a better choice for ...

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6. Homework 4

   1. From the book: Section 2.5, #7, 9, 11, 23, 25, 27, 31, 43, 45, 47

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7. Lesson 3

   Homework

   1. Check in and go over problems

   Intro Quiz

   Today's Topics

   1. The silly taxi-cab problem: How much would it cost to take a taxi to New York City?
   2. How much would it cost to take a taxi to a bunch of other cities?
   3. How many miles could you go ...

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