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In this lesson, students use equations to represent situations involving percent increase and percent decrease. First, they match given equations to situations and solve the equations to find the unknown value. Next, they invent a situation to match a given equation. Then, students write equations to represent situations. They analyze the structure of the equations with attention to which number in the situation was unknown.
As students relate the situations with the equations, they reason quantitatively and abstractly (MP2).
Let’s use equations to represent increases and decreases.
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