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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 1.1 Answer Key

What is Bright and Asks a Lot of Questions?
D. 9, 11, 13
B. 5/6, 6/7, 7/8
U. 8, 9 1/2, 11
A. 36, 25, 16
D. 0.1, 0.01, 0.001
T. 17, 21
R. 21, 26
B. 17, 20
N. final: $272
L. final: 34 in.
W. final: 49.2°F
H. 775, 90, 105
E. 1/32, 1/64, 1/128
A. 15, 21, 28
U. 81, 243, 729
H. 1/256, 1/1024, 1/4096

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 1.2 Answer Key

According to Astronomers, What is a “Light Year”?
E. 40
O. 24
T. 10
V. 48
S. 13
I. 44
W. 77
T. 3
E. 60
I. 12
M. 104
S. 30
H. 4
T. 87
N. 100
L. 11
S. 20
E. 5.5
I. 64
O. 6
H. 4
A. 48
S. 36
E. 15
I. 32
W. 4.9
S. 5
T. 3.8
C. 630
L. 82
R. 45
L. I
IT IS TWELVE MONTHS WITH LESS CALORIES

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 1.3 Answer Key

What Did the Psychiatrist Say to the Guy Who Thought He Was a Deck of Playing Cards?

1. 70.8
2. 21.8
3. 21.7
4. 33.6
5. 94.6
6. 13.1
7. 13.0
8. 63.62
9. 29.78
10. 0.23
11. 59.59
12. 59.60
13. 8.22
14. 15.05
15. 3.657
16. 0.273
17. 2.986
18. 2.985
19. 6.804
20. 0.013
21. 6.272
    I WILL DEAL WITH YOU LATER

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 1.4 Answer Key

What kind of TV show is Relaxing To Watch?
1a. 13
b. 8
c. 18
d. 108
2a. 31
b. 45
c. 86
d. 10
3a. 58
b. 52
c. 7
d. 24
4a. 66
b. 20
c. 6
d. 3
5a. 29
b. 81
c. 24
d. 2
6a. 9
b. 66
c. 8
d. 32
7a. 18
b. 24
c. 69
d. 999
8a. 1
b. 90
c. 25
d. 9
A SIT CALM

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 1.5 Answer Key

How Was the Wooden Marionette Related to the Wooden Hockey Stick?

1. 36
2. 15
3. 16
4. 10
5. 48
6. 144
7. 84
8. 46
9. 28
10. 53
11. 81
12. 125
13. 8
14. 24
15. 11
16. 9
17. 35
18. 170
19. 210 mi
20. 1440 m
21. 1560 ft
22. 48 cm³
23. 60 in.³
24. 100 ft³
    THEY HAD THE SAME FAMILY TREE

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.1 Answer Key

What Did Pinocchio Say to His Barber?

1. T (cp)
2. T (cp)
3. F
4. F
5. T (ap)
6. T (ap)
7. F
8. F
9. F
10. T (cp)
11. T (ap)
12. T (cp)
13. T (cp)
14. T (ap)
15. T (cp)
16. T (cp)
17. T (cp)
18. F
19. T (ap)
20. T (ap)
21. F
    JUST A WHITTLE OFF THE TOP

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.2 Answer Key

What Is the World’s Longest Punctuation Mark?

1. 4 + xy
2. ab + 7
3. 9b
4. 3n
5. 30
6. 8a
7. x
8. 48
9. et
10. 28
11. ab
12. k
13. y
14. m
15. 8
16. a
17. 4
18. d
19. 7
20. x
21. 20
22. w
    THE ONE HUNDRED METER DASH

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.3 Answer Key

WHY DID OSLO GO TO THE SLED AND SLEIGH AUCTION?

1. 11x
2. 5x + 7
3. 5x + 8
4. 8x + 9y
5. x + 8y +12
6. 12x + 3y
7. 10a + 7b + 4
8. 19a + 11
9. a + 16b + 10
10. 13a + 9b + 11
11. 12a + 2b + 24
12. 4a + 3b +1
13. 8x + 6
14. 11x + 20
15. 4x + 27
16. 11x + 8y
17. 5x + 3y + 18
18. 7x + 15y +30
19. 7x + 7y
20. 5x + 10y + 33
21. 2x +7y + 37
22. 9x + 7y + 9
23. 6x + 8
24. 8x + 13
    TOBOGGAN

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.4 Answer Key

How Did Betsy Ross Know What Colors People Really Wanted for the New National Banner?
O. 11x + 7y
L. 12x + 3y +8
A. 15x + 12y + 16
E. 10x + 7y + 10

15. 12x + 3y + 8
16. 10x + 7y + 10
17. 11x + 7y
18. 15x + 12y + 16
    O. 9N² + 16n + 8
    A. 9n² + 13n + 20
    K. 10n² + 13n + 10
    S. 10n² + 10n + 9
19. 10n² + 13n + 10
20. 10n² + 10n + 9
21. 9n² + 13n + 20
22. 9n² + 16n + 8
    F. 16w + 15
    O. 29w + 28
    H. 30w + 28
    L. 30w + 92
23. 30w + 28
24. 16w + 15
25. 30w + 92
26. 29w + 28
    G. 9a³ + 9a² + 7a
    T. 10a² + 5b² + 9ab
    L. 8a³ + 5a² + 8a
    P. 8a² + 9a + 7b² + 2b
27. 8a³ + 5a² + 8a
28. 8a² + 9a + 7b² + 2b
29. 9a³ + 9a² + 7a
30. 10a² + 5b² + 9ab
    SHE TOOK A FLAG POLL

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.5 Answer Key

How Did the Mouse Feel After the Cat Chased Him Through a Window Screen?

1. 75
2. 45
3. 4.4
4. 51
5. 230
6. 23.1
7. 7.2
8. 41.5
9. 21.3
10. 15.58
11. 24.4
12. 8.45
13. 56
14. 76
15. 7.8
16. 74.8
17. 8.24
18. 44.3
19. 19 cm
20. 5.2 in.
    STRAINED

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.6 Answer Key

1. What did the boy perfume say to the girl perfume? COLOGNE AT LAST
2. What did the carpenter say when he joined the band? WHAT’S A TUBA FOR?
3. What do you call a rock music channel with no music? EMPTY V

R. 62
U. 16.3
B. 14.4
W. 10
F. 22.9
S. 4.5
H. 41
G. 9.16
E. 5 1/4
V. 77.8
P. 73
O. 582
Y. 658
N. 14 1/4
C. 5.6
M. 5.4
T. 95°
L. 14.1 s

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.7 Answer Key

A. 6
S. 5
I. 11
O. 7.5
E. 120
N. 96
S. 12
A. 38
H. 4
M. 28.8
W. 2.5
N. 100
R. 0.5
O. 94
E. 10
L. 360
O. 110
T. 6.6
O. 255
H. 1
L. 20
H. 174
R. 78 ft
N. 45 mi
HIS NAME WAS ON THE HONOR ROLL

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.8 Answer Key

What Is Sometimes Difficult for a Fisherman to Hold Onto?

1. 38
2. 61
3. 45
4. 154
5. 4.2
6. 22.8
7. 44
8. 25
9. 56
10. 28.4
11. 18.3
12. 40
13. 10
14. 690
15. 7.25
16. 10
17. 0.85
18. 85
19. 0.75
20. 2
21. 120
    HIS FLY ROD

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.9 Answer Key

What Would You Call a Fish With Two Legs?

1. 116
2. 49
3. 30
4. 600
5. 11.8
6. 13.9
7. 14.8
8. 552
9. 3040
10. 14
11. 52
12. 219.8
13. 57
14. 440
15. 3
16. 254
17. 6.5
18. 980
    A TWO KNEE FISH

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.10 Answer Key

Why Don’t They Allow Scissors in the School Cafeteria?
E. n + 5
I. n – 5
U. n/5
N. 3n – 5

14. 3n
15. n + 5
16. n – 5
17. 3n – 5
18. n/5

T. 2x
I. 2x – 7
E. 2x + 7
S. x + 7
N. 2(x + 7)

21. 2x + 7
22. 2x – 7
23. x + 7
24. 2(x + 7)
25. 2x

T. 9w
N. w/2
I. w + 4
E. 9(w + 4)
O. 9w – 2

13. w + 4
14. 9(w + 4)
15. 9w – 2
16. 9w
17. w/2

G. 20x
R. x + 8
N. x – 20
C. 8x
L. 20 – x
T. x/8

9. 8x
10. 20 – x
11. x + 8
12. x – 20
13. x/8
14. 20x
    
    THERE’S NO CUTTING IN LINE

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.11 Answer Key

Why Are Mr. and Mrs. Number So Happy?
O. 3n + 8
E. 2n – 9
I. 8 – 9n
A. 9 + 2n
G. 8 – 2n
T. 3n/8
E. 2n/3

E. a + 9
L. a – 4
T. 9(a + 4)
A. 3(a + 2)
E. 3a + 2
Y. 9(a – 4)
G. 9a – 4

I. 4(w + 7)
A. 4w + 7
H. w+7/4
O. 2w – 7
E. 7(w + 4)
N. 2w + 2(w + 7)
T. w(w + 7)

V. p + 6
O. 6(p – 5)
L. 6p – 5
H. p – 5/2
R. 5p + 2(p – 5)
N. (p – 5) – 6

THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE A LITTLE ONE

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.12 Answer Key

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 2.13 Answer Key

How Did the Turtle Call for HELP
When He Broke Down on the Freeway?

1. n < 7
2. n > 17
3. n ≤ 4
4. n ≥ 66
5. n ≤ 7.4
6. n ≥ 7.4
7. n > 68
8. n < 83
9. a ≥ 5.63
10. a > 20
11. a < 20
12. a ≥ 59.8
13. a > 999
14. a ≤ 59.8
15. a < 0.35
16. x ≥ 6.7
17. x < 15
18. x > 744
19. x ≥ 100
20. x > 100
21. x < 12
22. x ≥ 152
23. x ≤ 26
    HE USED HIS SHELL PHONE

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.1 Answer Key

Why Do Flies Always Bring Their Stopwatches to Parties?
E. -3
S. -8
N. 15
E. 6
I. -5
N. 20
E. -14
T. 4
I. -10
W. -1
E. -19
H. 11
A. -17
I. 14
E. 1
R. 8
U. -16
G. 16
B. -20
H. 5
E. -9
S. -15
A. 12
F. -12
N. 2
T. -6
E. 9
C. -18
U. 19
H. 0
M. -4
Y. 7
L. -11
F. 18
V. 13
BECAUSE FLIES TIME WHEN THEY’RE HAVING FUN

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.2 Answer Key

Why Did Farmer John Ask the Supermarket Manager Where the Overalls Were?
E. -9
A. -14
I. -27
S. 25
T. -80
O. 5
T. -5
S. 35
E. -7
C. -48
O. -4
E. -24
A. 3
V. 99
R. -70
H. -10
M. -90
T. -6
H. 360
L. 0
E. -11
S. -18
T. 45
I. -28
L. -30
E. 32
O. 33
T. -75
R. -13
S. -40
P. -5
E. 61
A. -43
C. -68
B. 91
R. 16
H. -$7
E. 8°F
L. -500
V. 200
THE STORE CLAIMS TO HAVE THE BEST OVERALL PRICES

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.3 Answer Key

What Did Fred Flake, Owner of the World’s Largest Peach Tree, Say He Does With All That Fruit?

1. -11
2. -19
3. 9
4. -13
5. 42
6. 7
7. -12
8. -82
9. 97
10. -10
11. -30
12. 5
13. -150
14. 60
15. 90
16. 0
17. 5
18. 29
19. -19
20. 14
21. -34
22. -5
23. 26
24. -75
25. -4
26. 9
27. 17
28. -18
29. -48
30. -49
31. 18
32. 1111
    WE EAT WHAT WE CAN AND WHAT WE CAN’T WE CAN

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.4 Answer Key

Why Did the Football Coach Send in His Second String?
1a. 5
b. -6
c. -14
d. -20
2a. -5
b. -29
c. 22
d. 0
3a. -16
b. 25
c. -15
d. 19
4a. 3
b. 18
c. -14
d. -6
5a. 12
b. 13
c. -5
d. -2
6a. 9n + 2
b. 5n + 4
c. -13n + 6
d. 9n + (-9)
7a. -8x
b. -11x
c. 10x + 8
d. -8x + 8
8a. 7a + 14
b. -6a + 5
c. -a + 16
d. -6a + (-7)
9a. -5
b. -15
c. 22
d. -9
10a. 5
b. -11
c. -5
d. 11
TO TIE UP THE GAME

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.5 Answer Key

Why Was the Little Cow Standing Alone In a Big Field of Beautiful Flowers?
H. -5
E. -9
R. 6
A. 7
O. 5
H. -15
D. -4
E. 24
M. 4
H. -50
R. -10
T. 10
E. -7
D. -8
R. 20
O. 31
T. -11
E. -6
A. 21
O. 12
T. -1
B. -14
H. 9
L. 0
T. -3x
A. -11x
E. 9x
B. 5x
D. -5X
O. -16x
E. -6x
T. 14x
c. 7k – 5
E. 10k + 8
U. -16k – 4
R. -3k – 1
N. 7k – 4
S. 3k – 25
H. -k + 8
N. -4k
HER MOTHER HAD TOLD HER TO BE A SCENE BUT NOT A HERD

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.6 Answer Key

WHY DO PAJAMAS LAST SO LONG?

1. 3
2. 8
3. -1
4. -5
5. 10
6. -8
7. 5
8. 1
9. -2
10. 9
11. -10
12. 0
13. 7
14. -7
15. 2
16. -9
17. -4
18. 6
19. -6
    THEY ARE NEVER WORN OUT

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.7 Answer Key

Why Can’t Bicycles Stand Up By Themselves?
1a. -14
b. -8
c. 5
d. -7
2a. -3
b. 12
c. -22
d. 26
3a. 11
b. -11
c. 8
d. 6
4a. -1
b. 13
c. 3
d. 17
5a. 3
b. 5
c. -18
d. 21
6a. 7m + 8
b. 13m – 5
c. -7m
d. -7m + 8
7a. -4 + 7
b. -6y – 13
c. 8y – 13
d. 6y + 9
8a. 9u – 11
b. 3u – 10
c. -3u + 9
d. 3u – 7
9a. -9
b. -5
c. 5
d. 9
10a. -1
b. -7
c. 7
d. 13
THEY ARE TWO TIRED

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.8 Answer Key

What Is the World’s Saddest Candy?

1. -4x – 4
2. 8x + 6
3. 14x – 2
4. 12x + 7
5. -5x + 13
6. 9x – 7
7. -11x + 13
8. 8x + 7
9. 14x + 15
10. -10x – 6
11. 2a + 5
12. -13a – 1
13. a + 17
14. 2a + 11b + 4
15. 5a – 7b – 17
16. -11a – 3b + 26
17. -2a + 5b
18. -3a – 12b – 4
19. 3a + 5
    GLUM DROPS

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.9 Answer Key

Why Did the Dog Get a Jicket?
U. -4n + 7
A. 8n + 8
O. -8n + 2
I. 7n + 6
E. 5a – 9
O. -11a – 17
G. -6a + 14
R. 3a – 20
N. 7k – 3
R. 10k – 15
B. 9k – 17
F. -4k – 7
K. 8x + 7y – 2
D. 5x – 6y – 7
L. -9x + 13y
B. x – 7y

2. -8n + 2
3. 7n + 6
4. -4n + 7
5. 8n + 8
6. 3a – 20
7. -6a + 14
8. -11a – 17
9. 5a – 9
10. 9k – 17
11. 7k – 3
12. -4k – 7
13. 10k
14. 5x – 6y – 7
15. -9x + 13y
16. x – 7y
17. 8x + 7y – 2
    FOR DOUBLE BARKING

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.10 Answer Key

1a. -30
b. -36
c. 36
d. 0
2a. 56
b. -100
c. -54
d. 100
3a. -32
b. 60
c. -600
d. 32
4a. -24
b. -27
c. 24
d. 60
5a. -90
b. -84
c. 99
d. -48
6a. 64
b. -27
c. 48
d. 700
7a. -40
b. 40
c. 225
d. 1400
8a. -12
b. 24
c. 144
d. -36
9a. 80
b. -320
c. -40
d. 1000
10.a. -15n
b. 9n
c. 15n
d. -9n

IT’S STEW BAD

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.11 Answer Key

R. -16
S. -35
E. -64
A. 35
G. 56
I. -14
T. 98
A. 3
R. -25
O. -48
U. -72
Y. -42
E. -27
O. -60
G. -38
H. 20
T. -36
M. 144
H. -12
E. -170
T. -40
R. 11
U. 84
E. 66
O. 7n – 8
E. 10n + 6
T. 7n + 12
Y. -2n – 6
H. -5n + 11
I. -2n – 10
M. -26
T. -11
S. -12
R. 102
K. 29
A. 49

THEY MAKE IT EASIER TO GET YOUR ARMS THROUGH  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.12 Answer Key

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.13 Answer Key

1. 5x + 3 → 33
2. 9x + 10 → -26
3. -7x – 23 → 40
4. -4x + 11 → -69
5. 7x – 9 → -16
6. 11x – 21 → 12
7. 7x – 12 → -82
8. -4a + 35 → 3
9. -5a + 42 → 72
10. 10a – 23 → -43
11. 2a + 11 → 99
12. 20a – 13 → -73
13. 18a + 40 → 76
14. -30a + 31 → 181

THE WHIRL SERIES

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.14 Answer Key

1a. -8
b. -2
c. 8
d. 25
2a. -6
b. 3
c. -3
d. 0
3a. 16
b. -2
c. -18
d. 2
4a. -75
b. 100
5a. -4
b. -10
c. 3
d. 4
6a. -15
b. -9
c. -10
d. 99
7a. -4
b. 24
c. -3
d. -12
8a. -12
b. 1
c. -10
d. -16
10a. -7
b. 21
c. 40
d. -40

IT’S METEOR

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 3.15 Answer Key

1a. 8
b. -49
c. 38
d. -360
e. 27
f. 82
2a. -24
b. 99
c. -125
d. 125
e. 12
f. -17
3a. 4
b. 1600
c. -4
d. -24
e. -135
f. 12
4a. 80
b. -7
c. -3
d. -14
e. 123
f. 25

GO TO SCHOOL AND TAKE UP SPACE

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 4.1 Answer Key

T. 13
E. 7
K. 83
R. -34
O. -11
L. -24
S. -48
G. 23
U. 65
F. -5
B. 17
Q. 42
N. 15
A. 35
I. -33
D. 0

KIT FOR BUILDING A SQUARE DOG  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 4.2 Answer Key

E. -15
L. 29
T. 5
A. 14
E. 30
T. -7
Y. -44
W. -19
H. 44
L. -39
N. -63
O. 25
E. 97
T. -17
C. 48
L. -33
O. 59
H. -56
E. 26
O. 0
S. 34
Y. 60°F

THEY ALL WENT TO EYE SCHOOL  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 4.3 Answer Key

1. -9
2. 8
3. -30
4. 60
5. -2
6. -72
7. 70
8. -100
9. 600
10. -1
11. 64
12. -3
13. -36
14. 350
15. 10
16. 450
17. 144
18. -60
19. -99
20. 0

WHY IS THE STREET THAT RUNS BETWEEN SIXTY FIRST STREET AND SIXTY THIRD STREET OF TEN GIVEN THE NAME “MINUTE” STREET?  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 4.4 Answer Key

L. -12
A. -4
S. 5
E. -54
P. 100
T. 36
C. -7
I. -120
U. -150
O. -50
S. 240
H. -4.5
A. -84
S. 90
D. -200
Y. -17
F. -0.1
O. 64
B. -20
L. 180
R. 2.5 lb
S. 144

SO HE COULD PLAY FIRST BASS  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 4.5 Answer Key

1. 8
2. 60
3. -68
4. -33
5. -66
6. 64
7. 20
8. -84
9. 2.5
10. 5
11. -72
12. -13
13. -36
14. 108
15. 17
16. -4
17. -120
18. 28
19. 7.2
20. 24
21. -0.5
22. -625
23. 82
24. -40

IT SPHINX  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 4.6 Answer Key

1. 8x = 20
   x = $2.50
2. x + 6 = 24
   x = 18
3. 1/8 x = 1000
   x = $8000
4. -8 + x = 20
   x = 28 yd
5. x -240 = -6
   x = $234
6. 8x = 1000
   x = 125 W
7. x – 20 = -8
   x = 12°F
8. x/6 = 240
   x = 1440 cal
9. -1000 + x = 8
   x = 1008 ft
10. x/20 = 8
    x= 160

I AM NUMB BRR  

 

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1. What do you call a chicken crossing the road? POULTRY IN MOTION
2. Why did the turkey cross the road? TO PROVE HE WASN’T CHICKEN

E. 6
U. -11
S. -30
R. -65
M. 18
Y. 12
H. -45
A. -96
I. 4
V. -7
L. -80
W. 32
K. 20
N. -36
P. 9 lb
C. 41 lb
T. 8 h
O. 10 h

 

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1a. xy + 8
b. 100 – (xy + 8)
2a. xy + 20
b. 100 – (xy + 20)
3a. 2x
b. 2x + 20
4a. 15 – x
b. y(15 – x)
5a. mn
b. 5000 – mm
6a. 3n -10
b. 7n – 10

7. 5m + 3n +20
   8a. n + 4
   b. 2(n + 4)
   c. 4n + 12

  IT WAS HIS FIRST TRY

 

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1. 16
2. 276
3. 36 yd
4. 13
5. 172 LB
6. 760 cal
7. 375
8. 640
9. 29 mi
10. $9

  ESCAPE PEAS

 

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1. 68
2. 13 H
3. 28
4. 2.5 h
5. $15,000
6. 18
7. $27,000
8. 14 min
9. $10,600

THE TABLE OF  

 

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1. 57
2. 15 h
3. 36
4. 3.5 h
5. $9600
6. 22
7. $18,000
8. 13 min
9. $10,800

CONTINENTS  

 

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E. 7
T. 11
C. -1
A. -5
L. 13
N. 2
U. 27
I. -60
T. 9
E. 15
A. -16
W. 26
T. 77
L. 50
S. -2.5
B. 25°
K. 44°
W. 110°

IT WASN’T A WELL BUCKET  

 

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TON

1. 2
2. 5
3. -11
4. 8
5. -6
6. -3
7. 12
8. -1
9. 10
10. 9
11. -7
12. 15
13. -2
14. 13
15. -4
16. 6
17. 4

 

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1. 3
2. -11
3. 18
4. 16
5. 9 ft
6. 12 cm
7. 20 cm
8. $15
9. 54°

AS WINDSHIELD VIPERS  

 

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1. What did one snowman say to the other snowman? DO YOU SMELL CARROTS?
2. Why was Tommy’s teacher unhappy even after he made staright A’s? HIS B’S WERE CROOKED

U. 6
W. 3
D. 5
T. -3
I. 4
A. -8
E. -9
Y. -7
H. -2
K. 1
M. 2
B. -5
C. 12
L. -16
S. -1
O. 9
R. -6

 

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S. 5
A. 3
G. -8
D. 4
I. -2
O. -7
C. 7
W. 10
U. -6
H. -11
V. -21
E. 27
K. -1
M. 0
T. 58
R. -5
N. 9

MOUNTAIN RANGE VIEWED THROUGH TENNIS RACKET

 

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1. 20
2. -1
3A. 10
3B. 28
4A. 7
4B. 36
5A. 5 hr
5B. $510
6A. 6 hr
6B. 70°
7A. 500
7B. $7500

GO AT NIGHT  

 

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1. T
2. F    20,252 is not divisible by 5.
3. T
4. F    12,345 is not divisible by 9.
5. F    56,789 is not divisible by 3.
6. T
7. F    Neither 49 nor 57 is prime.
8. F    There are 8 such numbers.
9. F    There are three: 41, 43, 47.
10. T
11. F    36 has 9 factors (missing 4, 18).
12. T
13. F    60 is the smallest.
14. T

IT WAS CHORDLESS  

 

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1. 2² • 7
2. 3² • 5
3. 2³ • 11
4. 2² • 5²
5. 2 • 5 • 17
6. 3⁴
7. 2⁴ • 3²
8. 2 • 5² • 13
9. 3 • 7²
10. 2⁶
11. 3³ • 5
12. 2 • 5³
13. 24x
14. 50x²
15. 63xy⁴
16. -44x³y
17. -95x²y³
18. 50a²
19. -81ab³
20. 56a²b²
21. -625a⁵b
22. 99a²b⁴

THEY FEAST ON WEAK KNIGHTS  

 

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1. 12
2. 24
3. 6
4. 36
5. 18
6. 2
7. 6
8. 3
9. 25
10. 15
11. 20
12. 51
13. 30
14. 110
15. 99
16. 20
17. 25
18. 14
19. 5
20. 1

HE MET THE PERFECT MATCH  

 

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1. 18
2. 44
3. 120
4. 90
5. 75
6. 144
7. 24
8. 60
9. 100
10. 40
11. 35
12. 60
13. 15
14. 280
15. 300
16. 4950
17. 1064
18. 39,900
19. 156
20. 48
21. 300
22. 80
23. 600

BY PRESSING ON THE PAWS BUTTON  

 

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1. 12
2. 2xy²
   3.2a²b
3. 3x
4. 2x²
5. xy
6. 9y²
7. b
8. 10b²
9. 7a²b
10. 5ab
11. 18x²y
12. 30xy³
13. 6x⁵y
14. 45x²y³
15. 24kn²
16. 40k⁴n
17. 56kn³
18. 70k⁴n³

THEY ARE TWO SHELLFISH  

 

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HE WANTED TO DO REEL MUSIC  

 

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 HE WAS DRESSED UP AS A MATTRESS

 

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H. 32
S. -100
G. 1
O. -64
A. -32
H. 100
I. 15
N. 64
E. 49
C. 81
W. -1
L. – 1/64
I. -49
W. 1/18
L. -1000
T. -256
S. 36
W. -250
N. 100
O. -36
I. 12
B. -40
O. -100
E. -144
T. 1600
I. 9
E. -810
N. -270
D. 200
R. 29
H. -3000
C. 17

LOTS OF FLOURS  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 5.10 Answer Key

1. 5⁵
2. (-5)¹¹
3. 5³
4. (-5)⁷
5. 5
6. x¹¹
7. x⁷
8. (-x)¹²
9. x³
10. x⁸
11. 243
12. -243
13. 512
14. 64
15. -512
16. 10,000
17. 1,000,000
18. -100,000
19. 128
20. -128
21. 64,000
22. -40
23. 6561
24. 59,049
25. 1
26. 3
27. 11
28. 8
29. 12
30. 0

HE WAS GETTING A BREATH OF FRESH RATE  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 5.11Answer Key

1a. 25
b. 1/25
c. 1/32
2a. 1/1,000,000
b. 1/343
c. 1/144
3a. 1/16
b. 1/81
c. 1
4a. 1/216
b. – 1/216
c. 1/121
5a. – 1/4
b. 1/16
c. – 1/64
6a. 1/225
b. – 1/225
c. – 1/3375
7a. 1/16
b. – 1/16
c. – 1/32
8a. -729
b. – 1/729
c. 1/729
9a. – 1/100,000
b. 1/100,000
c. 1
10a. 1/x²
b. 1/x⁷
c. – 1/x⁷

A TRASH LANDING  

 

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1a. 8⁵
b. 8⁷
c. 8^-7
d. 8^-3
e. n⁷
f. n^-13
2a. 27
b. 1/27
c. 100,000
d. 1/10,000
e. 1/128
f. 1/225
3a. -343
b. – 1/343
c. – 1/100,000
d. 1/100
e. 256
f. 1
4a. -3
b. -8
c. 5
d. -6
e. -7
f. 4

PUT AN X ON THE SIDE OF THE BOAT  

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 5.13 Answer Key

E. 6⁸
G. 6
S. 6⁹
A. 6^-5
T. 6⁵
I. 6^-11
O. 6⁷
R. a^-7
S. a¹³
N. a^-5
E. a^-11
I. a^-5
A. a
T. 1
N. 125
W. 1/125
E. -125
G. – 1/125
H. 1/144
Y. 128
M. – 1/128
T. 1/10,000
C. – 1/10
A. 1,000,000
H. 1/243
K. 243
R. -243
L. – 1/243

HE WAS TRYING TO MAKE THINGS CLEAR

 

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1. 1.23 x 10⁵
2. 4.5 x 10^-3
3. 7
4. 10
5. -5
6. -9
7. 490,000
8. 0.000049
9. 49,000
10. 8,750,000
11. 0.0875
12. 0.000000875
13. 3.4 x 10⁴
14. 3.4 x 10⁹
15. 3.4 x 10^-6
16. 9.22 x 10⁷
17. 9.22 x 10^-3
18. 9.22 x 10^-8
19. 1.66 x 10⁴
20. 1.66 x 10⁷
21. 5.5 x 10^-5
22. 5.5 x 10^-11

HE WAS JUST CLONING AROUND  

 

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W. 6.1 x 10⁹
D. 2.76 x 10¹⁴ mi
T. 7.4 x 10^-4 cm
A. 3 x 10^-23 g
O. 2.95 x 10⁵
D. 3.38 x 10^-3
N. 9.444 x 10¹⁰
T. 7.5 x 10^-8
U. 6 x 10¹⁰
E. 8.1 x 10⁴
T. 9.62 x 10^-9
O. 3.6 x 10⁹
F. 4.42 x 10¹⁴
H. 2.8 x 10^-5
S. 3.6 x 10^-4
D. 5.394 x 10⁴
N. twice as large
O. 10 times larger
S. 1/10 as large
TO THE TOSSED AND FOUND

 

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1a. x⁵
b. x⁷
c. x⁸
d. 2x⁴
2a. n¹³
b. n⁴
c. n⁹
d. n² + n⁷
3a. 12y²
b. 12y³
c. 10y¹¹
d. 10y⁷
4a. -36d³
b. -15d⁷
c. 36d⁷
d. -15d⁸
5a. 24u⁴
b. -24u¹⁵
c. -24u⁸
d. 6u³ – 4u⁵
7a. 20p¹⁰q⁵
b. 20p⁸q⁵
c. -20p⁷q⁶
d. -20p¹¹q⁹
8a. x⁷
b. x⁴y³
c. 2x⁴
d. x⁴ + x³
THIS EGG STINCT

 

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1. n⁶
2. n¹⁰
3. n¹⁶
4. 4n⁴
5. 8n³
6. 9k⁴
7. 9k⁶
8. 81k⁸
9. 1000k³
10. 100k⁶
11. 81a⁶
12. 9a⁶
13. 64a¹²
14. -64a¹²
15. -4a¹²
16. 32w⁵
17. -32w⁵
18. 125w¹²
19. -125w¹²
20. 625w¹²
21. 9x⁶y²
22. 27x⁶y¹⁵
23. -27x⁶y¹⁵
24. -3x⁶y¹⁵
25. -x⁶y¹⁵
26. 64p¹⁶q¹⁶
27. -64p⁶q¹²
28. 64p⁶q¹²
29. p¹⁴q²
30. -p¹⁴q²
    EXTRA: The value is -25 in each case.
    IT WAS IN CIDER

 

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E. 4/5
H. 1/3
R. 1/4
E. – 2/3
T. – 2/11
U. – 3/5
D. 1 1/3
E. -1 3/5
O. 1 1/2
E. 5x/7
R. 3x/4
H. – 7x/10
T. 3/5n
N. – 5/2n
T. – 3/n
T. – 1/2
I. -1 2/11
E. 2
B. 3/5
E. 3/4
C. -2 2/3
O. 1/3
C. -1
E. 2/5
H. 4 1/3
F. -1 2/3
S. -3 1/2
M. 9/10
N. 1/8
L. – 19/20
HE RETURNED TO THE SCENE OF THE CLIMB

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 6.4 Answer Key

1. 8/16
2. – 9/18
3. – 12/12
4. 5/12
5. -4/7
6. 5/6
7. – 9/8
8. 2/15
9. 1/19
10. 1/4
11. – 1/6
12. 5/6
13. – 3/4
14. – 9/8
15. 10/11
16. 19/20
17. – 11/12
18. 1/30
19. 7/16 + 9/16
20. – 5/8 + 13/8
21. 7/9 – 16/9
22. <1
23. < – 1
24. <0
    HE IS HOPING FOR WHIRLED PEAS

 

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1. About 1
2. About 1 1/2
3. About 2
4. About 0
5. About 1
6. About 1/2
7. About -1
8. About -2
9. 9/10
10. 1 1/12
11. 1 5/16
12. 3/10
13. 17/24
14. – 8/15
15. 1/3
16. 1 2/15
17. -1 3/10
18. – 2/15
19. – 7/20
20. 6/7
21. 1 5/16 mi
22. 3/10 mi
23. 5/8 mi
    THAT IS QUITE AN EYEFUL

 

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1. 4/15
2. – 11/12
3. – 1/5
4. – 7/8
5. 1 19/30
6. 2/5
7. -1 13/18
8. 5/24
9. – 17/100
10. – 1/36
11. -1 1/4
12. 1 11/40
13. – 16/33
14. 3/4
15. 15/16
16. 1 1/5
17. 1 7/10
18. 13/24
19. 1/16
    IT WAS A TWO STORY HOUSE.

 

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1. 7n/10
2. -13n/24
3. -29n/28
4. 2n/3
5. -3n/4
6. 41n/18
7. 7-2n/mn
8. -11/9n
9. -5/4a
10. 15b+2a/ab
11. 3a-80/10a
12. 59/5ab
13. 7b+8a/2ab
14. -18b-20a/3ab
15. -4a+45b/50
16. 35+a²/7a
    HE WAS A BEE STUDENT

 

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1a. 9 cm
b. 4 cm
c. 11 cm
d. 5 cm
2a. 8 lb
b. 16 lb
c. 24 lb
d. 32 lb
3a. 9 in.
b. 27in.
c. 5 in.
d. 25 in.
4a. 8 min
b. 35 min
c. 100 min
d. 45 min
5a. 15 cows
b. 60 cows
c. 48 cows
d. 40 cows
6a. 1/12 mi
b. 1/16 mi
c. 3/40 mi
d. 21/40 mi
7a. 3 1/3 kg
b. 2 2/5 kg
c. 5/8 kg
d. 7/12 kg
8a. 5 ft
b. 4 ft
c. 6 ft
d. 21 ft
9a. 2 1/4 h
b. 7 1/2 h
c. 2 1/12 h
d. 6 3/10 h
10a. 2 1/4 h
b. 7 1/2 h
c. 2 1/12 h
d. 6 3/10 h
IN HIS SNOWS

 

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O. 3/10
E. – 1/14
T. 5/12
I. -9/16
U. 2/9
D. – 3/20
S. 4/9
E. 49/100
H. -1 9/16
T. 3x/14
W. – 4x/3
M. 6 2/3
A. 5 1/4
D. -7 1/2
R. 16
E. 2 2/3
H. -4
A. 7 1/5
E. 5n/8
N. 3/5n
P. 25n/2
N. 3n²/8
M. – 2/15
K. n
SHE WANTED TO MAKEUP HER MIND

 

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1. 11 1/2
2. -17 1/2
3. 8 5/8
4. -25
5. 3 11/15
6. -11 1/4
7. 12 1/2 gal
8. 4 1/4 mi²
9. 20 1/4
10. -33 1/3
11. -18 1/5
12. -4 4/9
13. 40
14. 9
15. 38 1/2 mi
16. 5 1/2 mi
    BY THE POUND

 

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1. 2/5 mi
2. 5/12
3. 1/16 in.
4. 5 1/4 mi
5. 3 lb
6. 9 min
7. 24 9/20 mi
8. $375
9. 5/6 mi
10. 5/6 ton
    THEY MADE HIMALAYA CAKE

 

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1. 13/24 lb
2. 7/12 lb
3. 7 3/4 yd
4. 9 4/5 mi
5. 1/4
6. 1/2 in²
7. 1 2/5 mi
8. 44
9. 2 1/4 qt
10. 2 1/4 qt
    HE NEEDED A WEB SITE

 

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1. 17/30 lb
2. 3/5 lb
3. 7 1/4 yd
4. 8 3/4 mi
5. 7/20
6. 1/2 in.²
7. 1 1/5 mi
8. 55
9. 1 4/5 qt
10. 1 4/5 qt
    HE NEEDED A WEB SITE

 

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1. -7 1/2
2. 2 1/4
3. – 3/32
4. 6 1/4
5. 4/7
6. 2 8/21
7. -53 1/3
8. 1/72
9. 37 1/2 in.
10. 24
11. 2 2/9
12. -25
13. 4n/3
14. 5n/13
15. 14/3n
16. 3 1/9
17. – n/40
18. -6 2/3
19. 4 1/6 yd
20. 5 1/3 h
    HIS LIFE HAD NO PORPOISE

 

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1. 2/15
2. 7/20
3. – 1/12
4. 3 3/4
5. 7 4/5
6. -2 3/7
7. 6 1/4
8. -12
9. -6 1/4
10. -3 3/10
11. 9/64
12. – 1/22
13. 23x/24
14. 5/16 x
15. 15x/2
16. 2 1/7
17. – 8/125
18. 7/10 x
    FRILL SEEKERS

 

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1. 6 7/12 c
2. 10 1/2 oz
3. 28
4. 1 3/8 in.
5. 1/2 c
6. 32
7. 1/10
8. $27
9. 3 1/2 h
10. 6 2/5 gal
11. 2 1/5 mi
12. 1/36 c
    THEY SLEIGH IT

 

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1. 0.688
2. 9.286
3. 14.083
4. 13.79
5. 5.57
6. 30.92
7. 6.83
8. 0.13
9. 6.13
10. 2.74
11. 0.80
12. 77.05
13. 1.11x
14. 1.54x
15. 21.82 mi
16. 9.31
17. 6.67 ft
18. 2.4 in.
    LEGO OF THOSE

 

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1T. 3/16
E. 7/8
O. 8/7
I. 1/11
2H. 2/9
E. 2/5
O. 14/5
R. 40/3
E. 1/8
3T. 5/3
O. 15/1
E. 3/5
U. 9/25
4E. 2/7
S. 5/11
T. 3/4
L. 8/9
5Q. 4/3
H. 1
N. 12/13
S. 5/9
ONE IS SEQUEL TO THE OTHER

 

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Kitchen: 4.2 x 5.5 cm
7.0 x 9.2 m → 64.4 m²
Cloak Room: 1.9 x 3.0 cm
3.2 x 5.0 m → 16.0 m²
Ballroom: 8.1 x 11.7 cm
13.5 x 19.5 m → 263.3 m²
Library: 5.5 x 7.3 cm
9.2 x 12.2 m → 112.2 m²
Grand Hall: 3.0 x 9.6 cm
5.0 x 16.0 m → 80 m²
Gallery: 3.4 x 4.8 cm
5.7 x 8.0 m → 45.6 m²
Sitting Room: 3.4 x 6.6 cm
5.7 x 11.0 m → 62.7 m²
GRAY APES

 

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1. 3.6 in./h
2. 5.49 gal/min
3. 5.8 rps
4. 1811 per mi
5a. 48.3 mph
5b. 0.8 mi/min
5c. 4249 ft/min
5d. 70.8 ft/s
5e. 1.24 min/mi
6a. $0.48 per can
6b. $0.04 per oz
7a. $0.14 per oz
7b. $0.17 per oz
7c. $0.19 per oz
8a. $38.10 / show
8b. $1.59 / min
9. 22.7 mpg
THE COW DIDN’T MAKE IT

 

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1. 43.2 m
2. 5.9 mph
3. 27.8 min
4. 21,120 ft
5. 18,136 mph
6. 112.5 gal
7. 16.6 L/s
8. 133.3 s
9. 62.5 min
10. 5.6 gal
11. $946
12. $11.75 /h
13. 156.25 h
14. $16.80 /h
15. 10.5 h
16. 3220.4 mi
17. 12.4 km/L
18. 13.5 L
19. 523.6 mi
20. 44.7 mpg
    THEY HAVE SADDLE LIGHTS

 

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1. 4.6 fl oz
2. 16.9 in
3. 36
4. 121.4 gal
5. 17.8 g
6. 3.5 in.
7. 2.3 gal
8. 150.2 min
9. 0.2 cm
10. 3 qt
    WE ARE POLICE TO MEET YOU

 

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1. 2.3 in.
2. 12.3 m
3. 22.8 mi
4. 6.1 kg
5. 43.2 lb
6. 13.1 cm
7. 30.7 ft
8. 1.8 c
9. 48 lb
10. 28.8 in.
    NOBODY CAN EAT JUST

 

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1. 2.5 in.
2. 15.7 m
3. 18.4 mi
4. 5.2 kg
5. 48.6 lb
6. 16.9 cm
7. 27.9 ft
8. 2.4 c
9. 56 lb
10. 43.2 in.
    ONE POTATO SHIP

 

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1a. 2/5
b. 11/20
c. 1/50
d. 9/25
2a. 3/4
b. 22/25
c. 3/10
d. 43/100
3a. 31/50
b. 3/2
c. 9/4
d. 7/100
4a. 19%
b. 35%
c. 66%
d. 96%
5a. 60
b. 125%
c. 170%
d. 5%
6a. 9%
b. 1.5%
c. 25%
d. 250%
7a. 44%
b. 9%
c. 4.4%
d. 90%
8a. 75%
b. 30%
c. 7.5%
d. 3%
9a. 3.8%
b. 380%
c. 5%
d. 0.5%
10a. 0.66
b. 0.4
c. 0.066
d. 0.04
11a. 0.375
b. 0.02
c. 0.002
d. 3.75
12a. 0.085
b. 4
c. 1.1
d. 0.004
GIVE ME A BRAKE

 

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T. 9 cm
U. 30 cm
H. 6 cm
G. 7.5 cm
T. 45 cm
H. 1.7 lb
T. 50 lb
E. 20 lb
H. 12 lb
O. 80 lb
T. $7.95
A. $180
Y. $9.99
H. $8.10
T. $27
A. ̴̴̴ 8 mi
N. ̴̴̴ 30 mi
S. ̴̴̴ 140 mi
O. ̴̴̴ 70 mi
Y. ̴̴̴ 6 mi
S. ̴̴̴ 80 kg
E. ̴̴̴ 6.5 kg
U. ̴̴̴ 15 kg
H. ̴̴̴ 60 kg
W. ̴̴̴ 0.94 kg
N. ̴̴̴ $6.20
I. ̴̴̴ $70
S. ̴̴̴ $400
F. ̴̴̴ $65
N. ̴̴̴ $750
THEY THOUGHT THAT HIS NOSE WAS FUNNY

 

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1. 6.08 gal
2. 6.84 km
3. 18.8 gal
4. 2.05 km
5. 1.5 gal
6. 0.18 km
7. 14.1 gal
8. $22.75
9. 87 books
10. $43.67
11. 1058 books
12. $2.27
13. 42 books
14. $7.43
15. 31.88 ft
16. 5670 ducks
17. 0.23 ft
18. 54 ducks
19. 0.92 ft
20. 67 ducks
21. 5280 ft
    HE VANISHED INTO FINN AIR

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 7.14 Answer Key

1a. 128
1b. 36
1c. 25%
2. $240
3. $37,500
4a. $13.35
4b. $31.15
5a. $102.70
5b. $1682.70
6. Huey: 41.4%
Dewey: 41.7%
Louie: 45.7% (highest)
7. 27.8 cm²
8. $352
9a. 35.3%
9b. 262.5%
DIAPER ASH

 

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1. $1766
2. 10.2%
3. 27.1 m
4. $76.1 m
5. 41.7%
6. 892
7. 28.6 in
8. 74.3%
9. $250

 

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1. $1982
2. 10.5%
3. 29.3 m
4. $84.74
5. 39.5%
6. 1138
7. 31.2 in.
8. 77.1%
9. $225

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 7.17 Answer Key

G. 27.3%
D. 21.4%
E. 117.4%
Y. 75.9%
A. 8.2%
I. 33.3%
O. 42.9%
U. 10.5%
L. 11.2%
C. 6.1%
B. 150.%
S. 165.2%
T. 16.6%
N. $9.22
R. 60.9%

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 7.18 Answer Key

1. $238.95
2. $62.37
3. $481
4. $308
5. $720
6. $995
7. $74
8. $150
   EXTRA: $800
   IT’S EMPTY

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 7.19 Answer Key

1a. $90
1b. $390
2a. $370
2b. $2960
3a. $386.40
3b. $1306.40
4a. $3.75
4b. $30
5. $922.25
6. $4454.40
7. $765
8. $7651
10. $84

 

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1. $915.92
2. $337.46
3. $5153.93
4. $2830.23
5a. 3 times
5b. 2%
5c. $530.60
6a. 2 times
6b. 5%
6c. $1543.50
7. $675.31
8. $2812.16
9. 7949
10. 2563
DO YOU WANT TIBET?

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 8.1 Answer Key

1a. 32.5s
1b. 39.8s
1c. 34.3s
1d. 33.6s
1e. 33.4s
1f. 33.8s
2a. $760
2b. $550
2c. $500
3. 3145.6 lb
4. 28
5. 78%
6. 42 mph
7. 2
8a. 356
8b. 94%
HALFWAY

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 8.2 Answer Key

1E. 16 ft
V. 16.5 ft
T. 17 ft
H. 5 ft
2E. 13
A. 428 in.
T. 32.9 in.
S. 33 in.
Y. 34 in.
H. 3 in.
3I. 27
T. 346 lb
H. 12.8 lb
E. 13 lb
M. 12 lb
N. 5 lb
4D. 84
A. 104
X. 87
N. 3304
MAY I HAVE THE NEXT DENTS

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 8.6 Answer Key

Favorite kind of pie:
E. 24%
A. 42%
L. 35%
S. 115°
I. 32°
A. 360°

Trash in America:
L. 6%
N. 144 lb
A. 738 lb
E. 65°
L. 29°
R. 100%

Source of our power:
S. 79°
Y. 203°
L. 12°
V. 2°
ALL SALES ARE VINYL

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 8.8 Answer Key

1O. 2
A. 10
T. 7
G. 4
E. 1
A. 35.7 in.
T. 35.5 in.
U. 35 in.
2H. 3
T. 21
Y. 25
R. 16
N. 5
THE YOUNG AT ART

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 8.9 Answer Key

1O. 25
E. 36
T. 44
H. 52
2A. 83
I. 77
E. 92
C. 35
R. 50%
3T. 64
E. 61
S. 65
Y. 62
R. 59
H. 63
4N. 5
S. 71
W. 341
M. 13
THERE WAS NO CHEMISTRY

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 8.10 Answer Key

1. 10
2a. 2/5
2b. 1/2
2c. 1/10
3a. 40
3b. 50
4. 200
5. 25
6a. 9/25
6b. 16/25
6c. 0
7a. 36
7b. 64
8. 1/6
9a. 3/5
9b. 1/4
9c. 3/20
9d. 3/4
10a. 300
10b. 200
10c. 100
11. 1/2
12a. 4/11
12b. 1/11
13a. 19/50
13b. 3/50
13c. 1/50
13d. 1/25
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1A. 1/15
O. 1/5
T. 2/15
D. 2/5
N. 4/15
I. 8/15
2A. 1/24
T. 1/6
S. 1/12
W. 3/8
N. 1/8
O. 0
3N. 9/16
T. 7/36
4O. 1/56
T. 3/28
E. 1/28
Y. 3/14
N. 3/56
E. 15/56
5T. 1/9
F. 1/4
E. 1/12
R. 5/18
M. 1/6
W. 7/12
6E. 1/780
H. 1/221
I WANT TO STAND ON MY OWN THREE FEET

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 8.14 Answer Key

CLOCK FOR TELLING WHAT THIME IT WAS
G. 10
I. 36
H. 35
O. 20
S. 126
R. 336
K. 42
F. 15
L. 120
T. 462
E. 465
N. 56
A. 21
M. 792
W. 79,800
C. 2,598,960

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 9.1 Answer Key

T. 10
E. 7
E. 64
T. 625
O. 5
A. 30
E. -5
T. -30
W. 33
D. -1
H. -90
N. 100
H. 8
E. 0.8
S. 7
E. 5
R. 25
E. -2.5
H. 2
W. 6
A. 13
T. 8
H. 50
E. 30
D. 7/9
E. 2
A. 38
S. 15
H. 90
L. – 1/10
E. 3.2
N. 9.9
O. 6.3
E. 8.7
B. 12.2
E. -5.5
N. -7.7
B. -2.2
K. 14.1
R. 19.8
HE WANTED TO SEE WHETHER THE SEAL HAD BEEN BROKEN

 

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1. yes
2. no
3. yes
4. no
5. yes
6. yes
7. yes
8. no
9. yes
10. no
11. yes
12. yes
13. yes
14. no
15. yes
16. yes
17. yes
18. yes
    HE HAS LOST HIS CENSUS

 

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1. 23.9 in
2. 8 cm
3. 0.8 mi
4. not possible
5a. 12 ft
5b. 228 ft²
6a. 9.1 cm
6b. 20.6 cm
6c. 13.8 cm
7. 47.7 ft
8. 8.1
9. 16s
NO ONE NOSE

 

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1. 9.4 cm
2. 13.3 cm
3. 10.6 in.
4. 9 m
5. 15.6 m
6. 13 ft
7. 11.3 ft
8. 28.9 yd
9. 57.8 yd
10. 11.3 mi
11. 6.5 in.
12. 15.6 ft
13. 12.5 cm
14. 9.6 m
15. 79.2 ft
16. 1.6 mi
17. 34.6 ft
18. 21.2 ft
    HE WAS SEEING DOUBLES

 

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1. graph T
2. graph I
3. graph R
4. graph N
5. graph G
6. graph O
7. n < 3
   graph I
8. ≥ 2
   graph T
9. y ≤ -1
   graph S
10. k > -2
    graph A
11. x < 2
    graph I
12. d ≥ -6
    graph G
13. u ≤ 0
    graph O
14. p < 8
    graph N
15. b ≥ 3
    graph G
16. y > -3
    graph N
17. x ≤ 6
    graph R
18. m > 0
    graph P
    GO TO SPRING TRAINING

 

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1. n > 8
2. n < -8
3. n > 27
4. y ≥ -6
5. y ≤ 6
6. y ≤ -6
7. a < 18
8. a < -18
9. a > 18
10. x ≤ -11
11. x ≥ -28
12. x ≤ -28
13. k < 2
14. k > -2
15. k > 2
16. q ≥ -80
17. q ≤ -16
18. q ≥ 5
19. b > -45
20. b < 45
21. b < -45
22. x ≥ -5
23. x ≤ -5
24. x ≤ -99
    HE WAS PLAYING CATCH HER

 

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1. x ≥ -4
2. x > -3
3. x ≤ -6
4. x < 6
5. x < -70
6. x ≥ 21
7. x < -4
8. x ≥ -36
9. x ≥ -8
10. x > 48
11. x ≤ -24
12. x < -2
13. x < 3
14. x ≤ -60
15. x > -99
16. x ≤ -45
17. x < 36
18. x < -20
    I HOPE YOU CAN CATCH UP

 

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1. x > -2
   graph A
2. x ≥ -4
   graph D
3. x ≤ -2
   graph O
4. x < 4
   graph N
5. n ≤ -3.5
6. n ≤ 0
7. 27 or less
8. y > -67.5
9. y < -84
10. > $15,600
11. w ≤ -3.8
12. w ≤ 70
13. 17 or less
    A DRINK AND A MOP

 

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1. T
2. F It is called a terminating decimal.
3. T
4. T
5. T
6. F #3 neither repeats nor terminates.
7. F These are irrational numbers.
8. F Pi is not a rational number.
9. F The square root of a whole number is an integer or an irrational number.
10. T
11. T
12. F A repeating decimal is neither an integer nor an irrational number.
13. F √100 is an integer.
14. T
    IT’S A LAME EXCUSE

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 10.2 Answer Key

1. Lex
2. Kim
3. Jim
4. Nan
5. Ada
6. Don
7. Carl
8. Bob
9. Eva
10. Bag U
11. Bag Q
12. Bag S
13. Bag P
14. Bag R
15. T
16. T
17. F
18. F
19. F
20. T
    WITH THE REST OF HIS BODY

 

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1. graph G
2. graph O
3. graph A
4. graph R
5. graph I
6. graph H
7. graph L
8. graph E
9. graph W
10. graph M
11. graph N
12. graph T
    WHEN EATING WATERMELON

 

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F .coordinate
L. origin
T. x-axis
W. y-axis
I. quadrants
E. ordered pair
A. x-coordinate
S. y-coordinate
N. solution
L. ordered pair
S. first
A. second
O. point
E. graph
S. infinite
L. points
E. linear
H. point
U. line
R. (3, 11)
N. graph
C. first
ALL OF HIS UNCLES WERE ANTS

 

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1. (4, 11); (-5, -16)
2. (1, -1); (-3, -17)
3. (2, 7); (-6, -5)
4. (-1, 5); (7/2, -4)
5. (2, -4); (0, -9)
6. (-3, -6); (9/4, 1)
7. (2, 1); (-4, 5)
8. (-3, -5); (-1, 0)
9. (4, -2); (2, 1)
10. (0, -2); (-4, -3)
11. (-1, -4); (3, 4)
12. (-1, 4); (2,1)
    THEY HAVE ALL BECOME TARGETS

 

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1. 1/2
2. (-2, 0)
3. (0, 1)
4. – 4/3
5. (-3, 0)
6. (0, -4)
7. 3
8. (1, 0)
9. (0, -3)
10. $100
11. $25/mo
12. 175 mi
13. 44 mph
14. 4 ft
15. 0.5 ft/yr
16. 40°F, -20°F
17. -3°F/1000 ft
18. about 13,000 ft
19. -80°F
20. 50 mph
21. 0 mph
22. 60 mph
23. 50 mph

 

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1. a.600 ft/h b.y = 600x + 4400 c.-900 ft/h d.y = -900x + 8900
2. a.3 h b. 6200 ft
3. 7.5 h
4. a.50 b.y = 50xc. -70
5. a. 4.5 h b. 225 mi
6. 8 h
MUDDER NATURE

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 11.1 Answer Key

1. F E is not on AH.
2. F they interest at C.
3. T
4. F FG is not on this lime.
5. T
6. F They have different endpoints.
7. F They have different endpoints.
8. F They intersect.
9. T
10. F they have different vertices.
11. T
12. T
13. F A rectangular prism has 12 edges.
14. F Some pairs are skew lines.
15. T
16. F They intersect in XW.
    IN HIS SWINE CELLAR

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 11.2 Answer Key

Triangle #1
H. 55°
E. 90°
I. 35°

Triangle #2
O. 25°
W. 117°
A. 38°

Quadrilateral
I. 143°
D. 44°
W. 78°
E. 95°

Pentagon
R. 99°
N. 125°
A. 113°
E. 120°
H. 83°

Hexagon
H. 128°
S. 73°
R. 138°
N. 146°
T. 102°
W. 133°

You might want to have students find the sum of the angle measures in each polygon and discuss the pattern.
I WONDER WHAT HE SAW IN HER

 

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1. supplementary
2. complementary
3. adjacent
4. vertical
5. 45°
6. 61°
7. 33°
8. 108°
9. 98°
10. 82°
11. 52°
12. 142°
13. 36°
14. 64°
15. 60°
16. 53°
17. 50°
18. 57°
    PIER PRESSURE

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 11.4 Answer Key

T. 97°
O. 83°
L. 72°
D. 46°
B. 62°
Q. 33°
H. 57°
R. 147°
A. 135°
S. 70°
U. 129°
Z. 39°
I. 141°
C. 48°
E. 42°.
N. 26°

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 11.5 Answer Key

1. T
2. T
3. T
4. F Lines o and n are not parallel.
5. T
6. F m∠8 = 90°
7. F Corresponding angles not congruent.
8. T
9. 66°
10. 114°
11. 114°
12. 66°
13. 114°
14. 137°
15. 43°
16. 137°
17. 90°
18. 90°
19. 90°
20. 115°
21. 65°
22. 115°
23. 65°
24. 43°
25. 90°
26. 43°
27. 70°
28. 50°
29. 60°
30. 120°
    THE CLASS CALLED BEGINNING FINNISH

 

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1. acute
   isosceles
2. right
   scalene
3. obtuse
   scalene
4. right
   isosceles
5. acute
   equilateral
6. obtuse
   isosceles
7. 63°
8. 52°
9. 55°
10. 37°
11. 33°
12. 45°
13. 60°
14. 42°
15. A triangle with two acute angles.
16. An isosceles right triangle.
17. All equilateral triangles are equiangular.
18. All equilateral triangles are isosceles.
    AT PARKING METEORS

 

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polygon
quadrilateral
parallelogram
quadrilateral
polygon
parallelogram
rectangle
quadrilateral
trapezoid
rhombus
parallelogram
square
parallelogram
rectangle
rhombus
quadrilateral
parallelogram
rectangle
trapezoid
isosceles
trapezoid
polygon
parallelogram
polygon
rhombus
quadrilateral
rectangle
parallelogram
rhombus
square
NOBODY EVER WALKS OUT IN THE MIDDLE

 

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1. center
2. radius
3. chord
4. diameter
5. half
6. central angle
7. arc
8. minor arc
9. major arc
10. circle
11. 40°
12. 140°
13. 65°
14. 65°
15. 40°
16. 320°
17. 140°
18. 220°
19. 100°
20. 50°
21. 80°
22. 50°
23. 310°
24. 280°
25. 260°
26. 180°
    LAST YEAR’S HIDE AND SEEK WINNER

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 11.10 Answer Key

1. 540°
2. 1080°
3. 3240°
4. 135°
5. 127°
6. 108°
7. 144°
8. 156°
9. m∠1 = 55°
   m∠2 = 124°
   m∠3 = 69°
10. m∠1 = 60°
    m∠2 = 47°
    m∠3 = 103°
    m∠4 = 77°
11. m∠1 = 160°
    m∠2 = 90°
    m∠3 = 64°
    m∠4 = 115°
    m∠5 = 113°
12. 37°
13. 58°
14. 61°
15. 128°
16. 110°
    A STICK

 

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 12.2 Answer Key

1h. 19.1 in.
2a. 6.7 ft
3e. 2.3 m
4s. 16.3 cm
y. 9.8 cm
5n. 42.2 ft
o. 71.6 ft
6t. 17.9 in.
e. 15.3 in.
7y. 41.5 m
u. 27.9 m
8o. 13.7 cm
t. 5.3 cm
9p. 18.5 ft
10s. 25.8 in.
11b. 61.3 m
11l. 76.7 m
12n. 6.2 cm
12r. 11.6 cm
USE ONLY THE BONY PARTS

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 12.3 Answer Key

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 12.4 Answer Key

1. 5/13
2. 12/13
3. 5/12
4. 12/13
5. 5/13
6. 12/5
7. 1/2
8. √3/2
9. 1/√3
10. √3/2
11. 1/2
12. √3
13. 4/5
14. 3/5
15. 4/3
16. 7/√65
17. 4/√65
18. 7/4
19. 8/17
20. 15/17
21. 8/15
22. 1/√2
23. 1/√2
24. 1
    SHE WAS TOO YOUNG TO DYE

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 12.5 Answer Key

E. 0.940
C. 0.087
E. 0.643
O. 20°
T. 0.819
I. 65°
O. 0.866
O. 0.906
O. 0.500
H. 50°
P. 2.145
N. 55°
H. 0.174
W. 10°
N. 0.577
H. 3.732
M. 1.000
G. 85°
H. 0.766
S. 15°
P. 30°
ON THE HOME CHOPPING SHOW

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 12.6 Answer Key

1. 3.63
2. 24.37
3. 6.22
4. 92.35
5. 6.9 in.
6. 17.6 m
7. 34.3 ft
8. 3.9 cm
9. 19.3 mi
10. 44.1 ft
11. 25.5 m
12. 57.7 in.
13. 23.8 ft
14. 27.9 mi
15. 261.1 ft
    HE LOST HIS LEASH

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 12.7 Answer Key

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Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 12.8 Answer Key

1A. 6.8 cm
2A. 18.5 ft
3A. 62°
4A. 32°
5A. 27.2 ft
6A. 38°
7A. 769 ft
8A. 55°
1B. 7.8 cm
2B. 18.8 ft
3B. 65°
4B. 31°
5B. 25.7 ft
6B. 36°
7B. 871 ft
8B. 53°
ELEFENCE

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.1 Answer Key

H. 31
O. 34
E. 26
A. 33
I. 22
W. 32
R. 30.5
N. 38
T. 21
L. 18.5
F. 21.5
S. 25
EXTRA:
Est areas: LMS 46 m² HMS 41 m²
Est perimeters: LMS 25 m HMS 36 m
LMS will be more expensive to cover with asphalt.
HMS will be more expensive to fence.
This activity provides a real-world application of area and perimeter. Moveover, it shows that if one figure has a larger area than another, it doesn’t necessarily have the larger perimeter.
TO SEE IF HE STILL WASN’T THERE

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.2 Answer Key

T. 12 cm²
E. 16 cm²
A. 5 cm²
A. 4.5 cm²
U. 17.5 cm²
N. 8 cm²
W. 10.5 cm²
C. 9 cm²
T. 20 cm²
K. 4 cm²
A. 6 cm²
S. 15 cm²
I. 7.5 cm²
R. 13.5 cm²
D. 10 cm²
IT WAS UNDER A TACK

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.3 Answer Key

1. 35
2. 28
3. 29
4. 55 in.²
5. 127.6 cm²
6. 23.4 ft²
7. 225 cm²
8. 77.44 in²
9. 5574 m²
10. 84 ft²
11. 10,413.3 in.²
12. $895
13. 7.4 cm
14. 92 mm
15. 113,625 ft²
    IT MOONLIGHTS
    You might ask students to compare the perimeters of figures 1-3. They are equal, illustrating that figures with the same perimeter don’t necessarily have the same area.

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.4 Answer Key

1. 15
2. 16
3. 21
4. 12.5
5. 22.1 m²
6. 14.9 mi²
7. 28.4 ft²
8. 15.7 in.; 10.6 in.²
9. 34.6 cm; 45.6 cm²
10. 45 in.; 96 in.²
11. 27.9 cm; 25.9 cm²
12. 9.7 in.; 3.7 in.²
13. 32.4 cm; 33.1 cm²
    I CAN SEE!

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.5 Answer Key

1. 26.6 cm²
2. 70.3 in.²
3. 126 ft²
4. 12.7 cm²
5. 39.4 in.²
6. 3198 m²
7. 32.7 cm²
8. 2.4 ft²
9. 324 in.²
10. 37.5 m²
11. 90.8 cm²
12. 8 ft²
13. 82.5 cm²
14. 44.2 in.²
    ARE YOU POSITIVE?

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.6 Answer Key

1. 25.1 cm
2. 16.3 in.
3. 188.4 ft
4. 15.1 in.
5. 219.8 yd
6. 1570 m
7. 23.9 ft
8. 288.4 yd
9. 51.4 ft
10. 38.6 m
11. 25 in.
12. 52.9 cm
13. 7.5 in.
14. 1.7 ft
15. 1909 m
16. 288 in.
17. 0.35 in.
18. 6.3 m
    A PI FIGHT

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.7 Answer Key

1. 28.3 in.²
2. 84.9 m²
3. 5024 cm²
4. 277.5 mi²
5. 452.2 in.²
6. 1.37 mi²
7. 44.2 m²
8. 3.14 cm²
9. 11,304 mi²
10. 78.5
11. 153.9 mi²
12. 57.9 lb
13. 14.1 in.²
14. 301.4 ft²
15. 113.5 cm²
16. 27.5 in.²
    SHE TURNED HIM DOWN

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.8 Answer Key

1A. 29.5 cm
2A. 69.4 cm²
3A. 38.3 in.
4A. 116.8 in.²
5A. 82.3 cm
6A. 64.5 in.²
7A. 18.0 in.
8A. $8792
9A. 15.400 yd²
1B. 18.2 cm
2B. 26.4 cm²
3B. 44.6 in.
4B. 158.3 in²
5B. 73.1 cm
6B. 92.9 in.²
7B. 45.9 cm
8B. $8164
9B. 12,700 m²
ASTRO KNOTS

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.9 Answer Key

1. triangular pyramid
   F: 4 V:4 E:6
2. rectangular prism
   F: 6 V: 8 E: 12
3. pentagonal pyramid
   F: 6 V: 6 E: 10
4. hexagonal prism
   F: 8 V: 12 E:18
5. octagonal pyramid
   F: 9 V: 9 E: 16
6. triangular prism
   F: 5 V: 6 E: 9
7. rectangular pyramid
   F: 5 V: 5 E: 8
8. pentagonal prism
   F: 7 V: 10 E: 15
9. hexagonal pyramid
   F: 7 V: 7 E: 12
10. cylinder
    B: 2
11. sphere
    B: 0
12. cone
    b: 1
    A LIGHTS WITCH

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.10 Answer Key

1. 62
2. 90
3. 96
4. 236 cm²
5. 486 in.²
6. 570 ft²
7. 347 in.²
8. 594 in.²
9. 588 in.²
10. 920 m²
11. 2232 mm²
    LEARN TO WALK

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.11 Answer Key

1. 148 ft²
2. 864 in.²
3. 242 m²
4. 276 m²
5. 264 cm²
6. 98 ft²
7. 227.1 in.²
8. 162.2 ft²
9. 168 ft²
10. 2100 cm²
11. 886 ft²
12. 74 in.²
    SHE LIKED TO SEE THE MEAT LOAF

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.12 Answer Key

1. 340 cm²
2. 136 cm²
3. 648 cm²
4. 531 cm²
5. 442 cm²
6. 174 cm²
7. 728 cm²
   EXTRA #1:
   Since they have the same base and height, all three triangles have the same area. (The top vertex can slide along line m without changing the area.)
   EXTRA #2:
   9.5 cm²
   KABLOOM

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.13 Answer Key

1a.150.7 ft² b. 207.2 ft²
2a.433.3 in.² b. 786.6 in.²
3a.942 cm² b. 1256 cm²
4.533.8 ft²
5.51.2 m²
6.904.3 ft²
7.347.0 cm²
8.165.8 in.²
9.3108.6 ft²
10.204.9 in.²
11a.565.2 cm² b.791.3 cm²
HE HAD WILL POWER

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.14 Answer Key

E. 24 cm³
E. 36 cm³
R. 1386 ft³
I. 145.2 m³
N. 251.9 in³
E. 8
D. 225.9 lb
A. 30 cm³
O. 28 cm³
E. 1728 in³
E. 74.1 in³
H. 1382.4 g
V. 920,000 g
Y. 6000 cm³
I HAVE NO EYE DEER

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.15 Answer Key

1. 171 ft³
2. 120.3 m³
3. 360 in.³
4. 129,600 cm³
5. 280 in.³
6. 27 ft³
7. 56.1 cm³
8. 49.3 m³
9. 65.8 gal
10. 10,800 mm³
11. 104.8 g
    THEY TASTE FUNNY

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.16 Answer Key

1. 336 cm³
2. 5086.8 in.³
3. 2826 ft³
4. 942 in.³
5. 516.7 cm³
6. 4.0 m³
7. 452.2 mL
8. 27.0 oz
9. 2
10. 4
11. 395.6 g
12. 8478 cm³
    NEPTUNES

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 13.17 Answer Key

1. 540 cm³
2. 180 cm³
3. 628 in.³
4. 209.3 in.³
5. 2700 m³
6. 35.1 ft³
7. 706.5 cm³
8. 7.2 m³
9. 166.7 mL
10. 408.9 g
11. 144 in.³
12. $1.00

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 14.1 Answer Key

1a. 5
b. 6
c. 2
d. 7
2a. 9
b. 14
c. 10
d. 4
3a. 15
b. 20
c. 27
d. 22
4a. 8
b. 16
c. 26
d. 17
5a. 32
b. 51
c. 45
d. 56
6a. 42
b. 36
c. 53
d. 63
7a. 64
b. 97
c. 91
d. 116
8a. 128
b. 171
c. 209
d. 252
9a. 89
b. 61
c. 19
d. 3
EXTRA: The time is 10:44:23.
CHALLENGE PROBLEM: $1, $2, $4, $8, $16, $32, $64 (use binary numbers).
Note: In the statement about 10 mins of people, the “10” is, of course, the binary numeral for 2.
IT WON’T BE LONG NOW

Electronic switches are either “on” or “off”, hence the need for a system with just two digits. In the binary system, place values are powers of rather than 10. Students translate numbers from base 2 to base 10, seeing how any number can be constructed using 0’s and 1’s.

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 14.2 Answer Key

C. 5
E. 6
I. 3
D. 11
O. 19
S. 30
F. 42
C. 88
E. 119
O. 129
A. 170
H. 255
O. 00000111
B. 00010101
K. 00101100
L. 10000010
T. 00011000
H. 00100001
P. 01000011
F. 11001001
C. 00100100
H. 01000110
L. 11011101
HE WAS A CHIP OFF THE COLD BLOCK

Eight binary digits (bits) from a byte, such as 10101010. Students practice translating between bytes and base 10 numbers. Then they construct a “picture from space”. Each not-so-tiny pixel is addressed by just two bits, enabling only four colors.

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 14.3 Answer Key

Students design their own digital pictures. The student pictures have 2 dots per inch (images on computer screens have 72 dpi), and each pixel is addressed by 3 bits, enabling eight colors. (Each pixel on a computer screen may be addressed by three bytes, enabling millions of colors.) Finally, students “digitize” a title for their picture using one byte per character.

The binary system is used for digital media. For example, sound can be recorded on disks with millions of microscopic locations. Each location may or may not be laser etched, enabling it to be read as a 0 or 1, a bit. The bits form bytes that signal specific sounds (rather than colors).

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 14.4 Answer Key

1. 16
2. to 119
3. 10
4. 78 ft²
5. 240
6. 375
7. 210 lb
8. 3/6 = 7/14 = 29/58 or 3/6 = 9/18 = 27/54
9. TEN

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 14.5 Answer Key

There are 8 possible squares. This activity might be used in conjunction with the Pythagorean Theorem, which can be used to find the sides of the rotated squares.

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 14.6 Answer Key

This is a blank game board for the game Concentration, which can be used to make transparency. You need 10 pairs of matching items, such as expressions to simplify and their simplified forms, shapes and their names, etc. Randomly write one item in each of the 20 spaces. then display the board with each space covered.

A student volunteers to name two spaces by giving their x, y coordinates. You uncover these spaces. If a match, that student is a winner and you leave the spaces uncovered. If not a match, recover them but encourage students to remember what they have just seen. Continue calling on students. As more spaces are uncovered, students who “concentrate” should be able to identify matches. Soon you’ll have 10 winners.

 

Punchline Bridge To Algebra Page 14.7 Answer Key

(1, 2) → (3, 5)
(1, 4) → (4, 3)
(2, 1) → (3, 4)
(2, 4) → (4, 1)
(2, 5) → (3, 2)
(3, 1) → (2, 2)
(3, 3) → (1, 1)
(4, 2) → (2, 3)
(4, 4) → (1, 3)
(4, 5) → (1, 5)
This is a sample concentration game using linear equations and graphs.

 

About Punchline Bridge To Algebra

Punchline Bridge To Algebra is a math program designed to help students transition from arithmetic to algebra. The program is based on the idea that students need to understand concepts before they can master them. To that end, the program uses a variety of methods to teach concepts, including visual aids, hands-on activities, and problem-solving exercises.

Punchline Bridge To Algebra is divided into four units: Algebra Basics, Solving Equations and Inequalities, Graphing Linear Equations, and Quadratic Equations. Each unit contains a variety of lessons and activities designed to help students learn the material. The program also includes a workbook, which contains additional practice problems and activities.

Punchline Bridge To Algebra is a well-rounded program that will help students transition from arithmetic to algebra. The program’s visual aids, hands-on activities, and problem-solving exercises are all effective methods for teaching concepts. Additionally, the program’s workbook provides extra practice and reinforcement.

 

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