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This month for Calendar Math we have been focusing on the number of factors for each date in September.  Each date card is color coded based on its number of factors.
Answer the questions below:

1. What are the factors of 29?

2. What color would it be on the calendar?  Why?

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Scroll down to see this post. Today is day 15 of our countdown to the 100th day of school.  You can show this in fraction form by writing 15/100.
Complete the steps below:

1. Simplify the fraction.
Hint – What number can you divide both the numerator and the denominator by?

2. Write the fraction 15/100 as a decimal.
Hint – Read the fraction out loud to help you.
Example: 10/100 = 0.10

3. Write your decimal as a percent.
Example -  10/100 = 10%

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Use the formula 2 x date + 50 for today's date.

Solve:  2 x 29 + 50

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2 x 29 + 50 =

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1 1 & 29
2 i think t is the color red because its prime

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1 3/20
2 0.15
3 15%

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2*29+50=108

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1. 1 and 29

2.  red because its prime

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1. Red because it's prime
2. 1 times itself 29

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2x29+50=108

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1. 1 and 29
2. Red because its prime

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red

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1. 3/20

2. 0.15

3. 15 %

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1. 3/20
2. 0.15
3. 15%

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1. 3/20
2. .15
3. 15%

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1. 3/20
2. 0.15
3. 15%

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2x29+50=108

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2*29+50= 108

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1. 1 and 29
2. red bc its prime

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1. 3/20
2. 0.15
3. 15%

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2*29*50=108

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1. and 29
2. Red because it is prime

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1. 3/20
2. 0.15
3. 15%

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1 and 29
red because prime

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2x29+50=108

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1.3/20
2.0.15
3.15%

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2x29+50=108

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1. 1 and 29
2. red because its prime

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1. 3/20
2. 0.15
3. 15%

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2x29+50= 108