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-Showing the equation you are using before just jumping into it
-Defining variables
-Using different colors to help organize your work

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Always WPWA, define your variables, if it starts with fractions, end with fractions and same with decimals

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Defining your variables before you start your calculations.

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-Define your variables                    -WP,WA                                       -Show what you are doing, use labels      -Easy to follow/read

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-Let...define your variables.

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- Presenting equation to begin with
-Defining the variables

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-Making sure you show exactly what your doing, how your doing it, then do it

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always start you notation of the left and move down and to the right.

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Full nice grammatically correct sentences using correct variables and units.

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Restate question using exact wording. -Grammatically correct. -Use decimals

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-A lot of the WPWA's seem to reword the original question before providing an answer
-All fractions in WPWA have been converted into decimals

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- Different colors
-Stating what he is going to do before doing it "let, solve, etc."

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Time is always the independent variable,  the y is the other

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-Again making sure the reader knows your variables and what you're doing with them, and why.

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Convert fractions into decimals for the written answers
Include units in your WP,WAs

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-Write down which is the dependent and which is the independent variable
-Time is always the independent variable

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-Full sentences and in a way restate the original question in order to answer.

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"acording to the linear model" as a synonim for "given"

Not predictions, always says: this will happen not we think this will happen

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Dependent variable first, independent variable second. Time is the independent variable

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- Show different ways of solving one problem
- When rounding in the decimal places, use a squiggly equal sign
- Use solve. for certain problems and when using solve, clarify what you're solving for
- make sure to include units
- when defining a variable, use the term "let"  ie. "let t = time"

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Label what you're doing. The notation works to allow some else to understand your process

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-The independent variable is used for time.
- Clearly represent the two variables.

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The given(independent) always comes first in the wp wa

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Again, stating what you are doing before doing it

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Time is always a variable.
In the WP,WA's he defines the independent and dependent variables.