
Review Topic 3 Part 2
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Karen Martin
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Multiple Choice
15 fewer than m
15 - m
m - 15
15m
15 + m
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Multiple Choice
The sum of a number k and 12
k + 12
k - 12
12k
12/k
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Multiple Select
The quotient of b and 10
Mark all correct answers.
b÷10
10b
10b
b10
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Multiple Choice
The product of c and 27
c + 27
c - 27
27c
27c
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Multiple Choice
9 more than 5 times the number p
(9p)+5
9 + 5 + p
9(5 + p)
9 + 5p
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Multiple Choice
three times j plus 7
(j3)+7
3j + 7
3 + j + 7
3(j +7)
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What is the basic cost? You ADD it.
What is the REPEATING cost? (per or each)
You multiply it by the variable.
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Multiple Choice
You want to go bowling. The shoes cost $8.00 to rent for the day, plus you must pay $2.00 per game you bowl. Write an expression to show the cost of bowling if b represents the number of games you bowl.
8−2b
8+(2+b)
2+8b
8 +2b
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Multiple Choice
The expression 8 + 2b represents the cost of bowling when b is the number of games you bowl. If you bowl 3 games, how much will it cost?
$13
$14
$31
$30
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Multiple Choice
You want to rent a canoe. It costs $10 plus $1.50 each hour. Write an expression to show the cost of renting the canoe if h represents the number of hours you rent it.
10 + 1.50(h)
10 + (h - 1.50)
1.50 + 10 + h
11.50 + h
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Multiple Choice
The expression 10 + 1.50(h) represents the cost of renting the canoe if h represents the number of hours you rent it. (referencing prior question.) If you keep the canoe for 5 hours, how much will it cost?
$13
$16.50
$17.50
$175.00
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Evaluate 5t - 3 when t = 2 5(2) - 3 = 10 - 3 = 7
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8a - 2b + c
Evaluate for a=2, b=3, c=7
Write, Substitute, Solve
8(2) - 2(3) + 7
16 - 6 + 7
10 + 7 = 17
Substitute, then simplify using order of operations.
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Fill in the Blanks
Evaluate the expression for y = 4
6y - 3
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Evaluate the expression for f = 5.2
3f + 4.8
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Fill in the Blanks
Evaluate the expression for k = 3 and m = 31
k3 −12m
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Fill in the Blanks
Evaluate the expression for k = 3 m = 31 and p = 8.1
12m − (p÷9) +2k
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Use a division ladder to factor out the GCF. Write the equivalent expression with the GCF outside the parenthesis.
12x + 18y = 6(2x + 3y)
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Multiple Choice
Use the GCF and Distributive Property to write an equivalent expression.
14g + 21
7(2g + 3)
7(2g +21)
g(14 + 21)
2(7g + 14)
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Multiple Choice
Use the GCF and Distributive Property to write an equivalent expression.
7b + 5b
b(7 + 3)
7(b +5)
b(7 + 5)
7b(1 + 5)
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Multiple Choice
Use the GCF and Distributive Property to write an equivalent expression.
45x + 81z
9(x + z)
9(5x +9z)
5(9x + 16z)
9(5x + z)
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You can use the distributive property to multiply the GCF by each term inside the parenthesis to simplify.
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Multiple Choice
Use the GCF and Distributive Property to write an equivalent expression.
6(c + 7)
42c
6c + 7c
6c + 42
6c + 7
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Multiple Choice
Use the GCF and Distributive Property to write an equivalent expression.
3(4c + 5)
12c + 15
34c +35
12c + 15c
27c
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Multiple Choice
Which is equivalent?
4(5t + 7)
20t + 28
9t + 11
20 + 28t
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Multiple Choice
Which is equivalent?
11(3 + c)
33c + 11c
33 + 11c
14 +11c
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Multiple Choice
Which is equivalent?
5a(6 +2j)
30a + 10j
5a + 6 + 2j
30a + 10aj
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Multiple Select
Which is equivalent? (More than one answer.)
12(5h - 3)
6(10h + 6)
60h - 36
60h - 39
6(10h - 6)
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Draw matching shapes around terms with matching variables or around the constants (numbers with no variable). Add / subtract the coefficients. Put them in alphabetical order and with higher powers in front.
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Multiple Choice
Combine like terms.
20w ‒ 2w + 9 ‒ 3w
15w + 9
25w + 9
18w + 9
21w + 9
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Multiple Choice
Combine like terms.
5 + 8v - 2 - v
7v +3
4 +7v
9v + 7
7v + 7
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Multiple Choice
Combine like terms.
6g + 8k - 2k + 4g - 3
6k + 10g + 3
14g + 2h -3
8g + 10k - 3
10g + 6k - 3
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Multiple Choice
Combine like terms.
15.7a + 50c − 3.7a − 2c
48a + 12c
12a + 52c
19.4a + 52c
12a + 48c
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Good luck from the cat.
• Review your notes.
• Look over your homework.
• Go through this again.
GOOD LUCK!
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