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Perfect Square & Absolute Value Word Problems

Perfect Square & Absolute Value Word Problems

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Mathematics

6th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

CCSS
3.MD.C.7B, 7.NS.A.1C, 7.EE.B.3

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April Jones

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3 Slides • 8 Questions

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Perfect Square & Absolute Value Word Problems

SOL 7.1 de

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Solving questions using area or perimeter.

  • Remember that "area" means the space inside, so think: perfect squares.

  • "Perimeter" means the spaces AROUND the square so find the length of each side first. Hint: often means to multiply/divide.

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Multiple Choice

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Mrs. Jones is so excited for fall that she purchased a new square blanket. The length of the blanket is 3 ft. What is the total space covered by the blanket?

1

12 ft2

2

9 ft2

3

6 ft2

4

3 ft2

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Multiple Choice

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William is so excited to get the PS5 that he builds a special square stand for it. The stand needs a surface of at least 324 square inches. What are the dimensions of each side?

1

15 inches

2

13 inces

3

8 inches

4

18 inches

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Fill in the Blank

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The perimeter of Mr. Tierney's square-shaped back yard is 80 meters. If he plans to treat the entire yard, what is the total space covered?


_____ m2

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Multiple Choice

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Paeje plans to frame a picture of her best friend for her birthday. The square frame holds a picture of up to 36 square inches. What is the perimeter of the frame?

1

6 inches

2

9 inches

3

24 inches

4

81 inches

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Absolute Value

  • These questions often refer to space/distance.

  • Remember absolute value (or distance) is always positive.

  • If we are talking about total distance, we are usually adding.

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Multiple Choice

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Mrs. Porcher drives to Target, which is 10 miles east of her home. Later she realizes that she also needs to go to Kroger, which is 5 miles west of her home. What is the total distance between Target and Kroger

1

5 miles

2

15 miles

3

-5 miles

4

-15 miles

9

Fill in the Blank

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Mt. Everest, which is said to be the tallest mountain in the world, stands 29,029 feet tall. The Dead Sea, or the lowest place on Earth, measures 414 feet below sea level. What is the difference between the two elevations? Hint: determine the total space between.


________ ft

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Fill in the Blank

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After a weekend of non-stop online shopping, you realize that your bank account balance is -$24.50. How much money do you need to bring your account back to zero?

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Multiple Choice

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After a weekend of non-stop online shopping, you realize that your bank account balance is -$24.50. How much money do you need to bring your account balance to $25.00?

1

$24.50

2

$29.50

3

$25.00

4

$0.50

Perfect Square & Absolute Value Word Problems

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