Chapter 3 Study Guide Part 1

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MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$9x+4\left(y-3\right)$

$43$

Mathematical Equivalence

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CCSS.6.EE.A.2C

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$10x-4-5y$

$-9$

Mathematical Equivalence

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Tags

CCSS.6.EE.A.2C

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$2x+3y-z$

$22$

Mathematical Equivalence

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CCSS.6.EE.A.2C

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$\frac{12}{x}-z$

$-1$

Mathematical Equivalence

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Tags

CCSS.6.EE.A.2C

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$15-xz$

$0$

Mathematical Equivalence

OFF

Tags

CCSS.6.EE.A.2C

MATH RESPONSE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$\frac{21}{y}-x+2z$

$10$

Mathematical Equivalence

OFF

Tags

CCSS.6.EE.A.2C

FILL IN THE BLANKS QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Sarah and Jamie run a tutoring service. They pay each tutor $15 per hour tutored and an additional $20 per student. Create an expression where h is the number of hours worked and s is the number of students tutored.

(a)

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CCSS.HSA-SSE.A.1A

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Chapter 3 Study Guide Part 1

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$9x+4\left(y-3\right)$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$10x-4-5y$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$2x+3y-z$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$\frac{12}{x}-z$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$15-xz$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$\frac{21}{y}-x+2z$

Sarah and Jamie run a tutoring service. They pay each tutor $15 per hour tutored and an additional $20 per student. Create an expression where h is the number of hours worked and s is the number of students tutored.

(a)

Sarah and Jamie run a tutoring service. They pay each tutor $15 per hour tutored and an additional $20 per student.
What is the amount paid to a tutor who works 4 hours and tutors 5 students?

(a)

Alex and Mia operate a lemonade stand. Each worker is paid $10 an hour and earns $1.50 for each cup of lemonade sold. Create an expression where h is the number of hours worked and c is the number of cups of lemonade sold?

(a)

Alex and Mia operate a lemonade stand. Each worker is paid $10 an hour and earns $1.50 for each cup of lemonade sold.
How much does a worker earn if they work 3 hours and sell 10 cups of lemonade?

(a)

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Chapter 3 Study Guide Part 1

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5. 9x+4(y−3)9x+4\left(y-3\right)9x+4(y−3)

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5. 10x−4−5y10x-4-5y10x−4−5y

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5. 2x+3y−z2x+3y-z2x+3y−z

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5. 12x−z\frac{12}{x}-zx12​−z

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5. 15−xz15-xz15−xz

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5. 21y−x+2z\frac{21}{y}-x+2zy21​−x+2z

Sarah and Jamie run a tutoring service. They pay each tutor $15 per hour tutored and an additional $20 per student. Create an expression where h is the number of hours worked and s is the number of students tutored. (a)

Sarah and Jamie run a tutoring service. They pay each tutor $15 per hour tutored and an additional $20 per student. What is the amount paid to a tutor who works 4 hours and tutors 5 students? (a)

Alex and Mia operate a lemonade stand. Each worker is paid $10 an hour and earns $1.50 for each cup of lemonade sold. Create an expression where h is the number of hours worked and c is the number of cups of lemonade sold? (a)

Alex and Mia operate a lemonade stand. Each worker is paid $10 an hour and earns $1.50 for each cup of lemonade sold. How much does a worker earn if they work 3 hours and sell 10 cups of lemonade? (a)

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Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$9x+4\left(y-3\right)$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$10x-4-5y$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$2x+3y-z$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$\frac{12}{x}-z$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$15-xz$

Use substitution to evaluate the expression for: x=3, y=7, and z=5.
$\frac{21}{y}-x+2z$

Sarah and Jamie run a tutoring service. They pay each tutor $15 per hour tutored and an additional $20 per student. Create an expression where h is the number of hours worked and s is the number of students tutored.

(a)

Sarah and Jamie run a tutoring service. They pay each tutor $15 per hour tutored and an additional $20 per student.
What is the amount paid to a tutor who works 4 hours and tutors 5 students?

(a)

Alex and Mia operate a lemonade stand. Each worker is paid $10 an hour and earns $1.50 for each cup of lemonade sold. Create an expression where h is the number of hours worked and c is the number of cups of lemonade sold?

(a)

Alex and Mia operate a lemonade stand. Each worker is paid $10 an hour and earns $1.50 for each cup of lemonade sold.
How much does a worker earn if they work 3 hours and sell 10 cups of lemonade?

(a)