Jeopardy Similarity Statements Set up Proportions Solving for

Jeopardy Similarity Statements Set up Proportions Solving for Sides Cross Other Proportions Multiplying $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Question D ABC = D ____ by _____ .

$100 Answer D ABC = D EDF by SSS

$200 Question D ABC = D ____ by _____

$200 Answer D ABC = D XZY by SAS

$300 Question D ABC = D ____ by _____

$300 Answer D ABC = D DEC by AA

$400 Question D ABC = D ____ by _____

$400 Answer D ABC = D AED by AA

$500 Question D ABC = D ____ by _____

$500 Answer D ABC = D ARK by SAS

$100 Question from Set up proportions

$100 Answer from Set up proportions

$200 Question from Set up proportions

$200 Answer from Set up proportions

$300 Question from Set up proportions

$300 Answer from Set up proportions

$400 Question from Set up proportions

$400 Answer from Set up proportions

$500 Question from Set up proportions

$500 Answer

$100 Question

$100 Answer

$200 Question from Solving for Sides

$200 Answer from Solving for Sides

$300 Question from Solving for Sides

$300 Answer

$400 Question from Solving for Sides

$400 Answer from Solving for Sides

$500 Question from Solving for Sides

$500 Answer

$100 Question from Other Proportions

$100 Answer from Other Proportions

$200 Question from Other Proportions

$200 Answer from Other Proportions

$300 Question

$300 Answer

$400 Question

$400 Answer

$500 Question

$500 Answer

$100 Question from Cross Multiplying Solve for x.

$100 Answer from Cross Multiplying 6 x = 9 * 16 X = 24

$200 Question from Cross Multiplying Solve for x.

$200 Answer from Cross Multiplying 9(x + 3) = 6*12 9 x + 27 = 72 9 x = 45 X=5

$300 Question from Cross Multiplying If 3 cans sell for $1. 00, how many cans could you buy for $ 2. 50?

$300 Answer from Cross Multiplying 3/ $1. 00 = x / 2. 50 X = 7. 50 but you can only buy a WHOLE number of cans. ANSWER = 7 cans

$400 Question from Cross Multiplying Solve for x.

$400 Answer from Cross Multiplying 8(4 x – 1) = 12( 2 x + 2) 32 x – 8 = 24 x + 24 8 x – 8 = 24 X=4 8 x = 32

$500 Question from Cross Multiplying If ½ tank of gas will go 160 miles, how far will ¾ tank of gas go?

$500 Answer from Cross Multiplying If ½ tank of gas will go 160 miles, how far will ¾ tank of gas go? ½ / 160 = ¾ / x X = 240 miles

Final Jeopardy .

Final Jeopardy Answer