Unit 4 Less 4 practice

Front

What does it mean to have '1/2 more' points than someone else?

Back

It means to take the other person's score and add half of that score to it.

Front

If Mrs. Sisson gets 1/2 more points than Mrs. Thibeault, how can we express Mrs. Sisson's score if Mrs. Thibeault's score is T?

Back

Mrs. Sisson's score can be expressed as T + 1/2.

Front

What is the expression for Mr. Zanesco eating all of a pizza, x, and then 3/10 more?

Back

The expression is x + 3/10.

Front

How do you combine fractions when adding them to a whole number?

Back

You convert the whole number to a fraction with the same denominator and then add the numerators.

Front

If x represents a whole pizza and Mr. Zanesco ate 3/10 more, what is the total amount of pizza he ate?

Back

He ate 13/10 of a pizza.

Front

What does the variable 'y' represent in the context of Maria and Jeremiah's dancing?

Back

It represents the amount of time Jeremiah danced.

Front

If Maria danced the same amount of time as Jeremiah and then danced that same amount again, how can we express this mathematically?

Back

y = 2x, where x is the time Maria danced.

Front

What is the formula for expressing a quantity that is 'more than' another quantity?

Back

The formula is: Quantity = Original Quantity + Additional Amount.

Front

How do you express '3/10 more' of a quantity mathematically?

Back

You express it as: Original Quantity + (3/10 * Original Quantity).

Front

What is the significance of understanding how to express scores in terms of variables?

Back

It helps in solving problems involving comparisons and relationships between different quantities.