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6th Grade
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Betty Harmon
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Expressions Review

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Multiple Choice
A printer prints at a constant rate of 40 pages per minute. If m represents the number of minutes, and p represents the total number of pages printed, which equation correctly represents the relationship?
p = 40 × m
p = 40 ÷ m
p = m + 40
p = m ÷ 40
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Multiple Choice
Consider the number set.
11, 12, 13, 14
Part A
Which value of x in the number set makes the equation 3x + 2x – 45 = 20 true?
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Multiple Choice
Consider the number set.
11, 12, 13, 14
Part B
Which value of y in the number set makes the inequality 6y < 72 true?
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14
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Multiple Choice
Which expression is equivalent to 5(3x + 8)?
8x + 8
8x + 13
15x + 8
15x + 40
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Multiple Select
Which two values of k make the inequality 3k – 3 > 27 true?
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Multiple Choice
Consider the two expressions.
Which statement is true?
Expression 1 is equivalent to Expression 2 because the two expressions have the same amount of terms.
Expression 1 is equivalent to Expression 2 because the two expressions have the same value regardless of which value is substituted into them.
Expression 1 is not equivalent to Expression 2 because the two expressions do not simplify to equivalent expressions.
Expression 1 is not equivalent to Expression 2 because the two expressions have different coefficients.
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Multiple Choice
A grown African elephant weighs more than 11,000 pounds. Which inequality and graph represent the possible weights, w, in pounds, of the African elephant?
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Multiple Choice
What is the value of (0.6)3?
0.216
0.9
2.16
9.0
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Fill in the Blanks
For this item, enter the answer in the space provided.
A builder uses the expression x2 − 2x to model the area of a room with a width of x feet.
When x = 3, the value of the expression is
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Multiple Choice
A teacher writes the statement −8 < −2. Which best describes −8 < −2?
The statement is false because −8 is greater than −2, and −8 is located to the left of −2 on a horizontal number line oriented from left to right.
The statement is false because −8 is greater than −2, and −8 is located to the right of −2 on a horizontal number line oriented from left to right.
The statement is true because −8 is less than −2, and −8 is located to the left of −2 on a horizontal number line oriented from left to right.*
The statement is true because −8 is less than −2, and −8 is located to the right of −2 on a horizontal number line oriented from left to right.
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