

Write One-Step Equations
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6th Grade
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Kaitlyn VanHook
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Write One-Step Equations

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To write a one-step equation:
Read the problem carefully.
Find the what you know and don't know.
Decide what operation makes sense for the action in the problem.
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Multiple Choice
Ms. Carter bought m miniature candy bars for a class party. She plans to split the candy bars evenly among 8 prize bags for a game they will play. She will put 4 candy bars in each prize bag.
Which equation models the story?
4m = 8
8m= 4
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Multiple Choice
At soccer practice, Levi's team spent m minutes practicing drills. They wanted to practice 3 different drills. So, they spent 6 minutes on each.
Which equation models the story?
3m= 6
3m = 6
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Multiple Choice
Victoria teaches a dog-training course. After every trick, she rewards each dog with a treat. During Saturday's class, she gave t treats to each of the 6 dogs. In all, Victoria gave out 30 treats during the class.
Which equation models the story?
6t = 30
6t = 30
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Multiple Choice
Tyler and his twin brother, Chase, are on the same lacrosse team. Tyler plays defense and has a lacrosse stick that is t inches long. Since Chase plays goalie, his stick is 20 inches shorter than Tyler's stick. Chase's lacrosse stick is 40 inches long.
Which equation models the story?
t − 20 = 40
t + 20 = 40
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Multiple Choice
Zoe sells handmade jewelry at craft fairs. She bought a package of c charms. She used all the charms in the package to make 12 bracelets, and each bracelet had 8 charms.
Which equation models the story?
8c = 12
12c = 8
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Multiple Choice
The Wrap & Roll food truck is the most popular lunch spot in the city. They have v vegetarian wraps and 8 wraps containing meat on today's menu. There are 12 wraps on the menu in all.
Which equation models the story?
v − 8 = 12
v + 8 = 12
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Multiple Choice
Alice signed up to bake chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin cookies for a bake sale. After she made c chocolate chip cookies, Alice decided to make 12 fewer oatmeal raisin cookies, since they are less popular. She only made 24 oatmeal raisin cookies.
Which equation models the story?
c + 12 = 24
c − 12 = 24
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Multiple Choice
Colleen recently learned how to knit and wants to make a scarf for her aunt. She wants the scarf to be s inches long. She started knitting and has completed 18 inches so far. Colleen has 42 inches left to knit.
Which equation models the story?
s + 18 = 42
18s = 42
18s=42
s − 18 = 42
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