I just wanted to take a second and briefly review what we've learned so far in Chapter 3.
1. Rounding & estimating with decimals
---Remember your place-values when being asked to round to a specific number.
---The rule is "5 and above, give it a shove; 4 and below, let it go."
---Remember that, after we round a number, we drop the digits that came after the digit we've rounded
2. Measures of Central Tendency
---Mean, Median, Mode, & Range are all ways to measure/describe/analyze a set of data
---Mean: Average // Median: Middle # // Mode: # that appears most often // Range: Highest - lowest
---***Take a look at the previous post for some creative math notes!
3. Formulas
---To solve a formula, simply plug in what you know (the numbers you are given) and solve for what
you don't know (the unknown variable).
3. Solving Equations with Decimals
---Solve these the same way we solve equations with whole numbers - perform the inverse operation
to solve for the variable.
---Now that we've practiced adding/subtracting decimals and have demonstrated that we can complete
these operations without our calculators, we can use our calculators for assignments which require
adding and subtracting decimals.
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