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Module 9 Review

Module 9 Review

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Mathematics

6th Grade

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CCSS
6.EE.B.7, 6.EE.B.8, 6.EE.B.5

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Matthew Wellner

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Module 9 Review

By Mr. Wellner

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Multiple Choice

Which value of k makes the equation k2\frac{k}{2}   = 10 true?

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20

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12

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8

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5

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Explanation

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Multiple Choice

Ellie’s new kitten is 4124\frac{1}{2}   inches long. Her rabbit is 3253\frac{2}{5}   inches longer than her kitten. Which equation can be used to find the length of Ellie’s rabbit, r ?

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  412325=r4\frac{1}{2}-3\frac{2}{5}=r  

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r325=412r-3\frac{2}{5}=4\frac{1}{2}  

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412r=3254\frac{1}{2}-r=3\frac{2}{5}  

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325+r=4123\frac{2}{5}+r=4\frac{1}{2}  

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Explanation

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Multiple Select

Select all the values of m that make the inequality m < 7.4 true.

There are 2.

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7.40

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7.62

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6.8

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7.09

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8.1

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Multiple Choice

Which number models the solution to the equation 2x = 8?

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16

2

6

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10

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4

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Multiple Select

Mr. Tanaka needs to dig 24 holes to put up fence posts around his lawn. He has already dug 10 holes. Which equations can be used to find how many holes, h, Mr. Tanaka has left to dig? Select all the correct equations.

There are 3.

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24 − h = 10

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10 + h = 24

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h − 24 = 10

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24 + 10 = h

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h + 10 = 24

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Fill in the Blank

Solve.

d0.25=4.5\frac{d}{0.25}=4.5  

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Fill in the Blank

Solve.

59 - k = 28

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Fill in the Blank

Solve.

18n=40\frac{1}{8}n=40  

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Draw

Adrian scored more than 7 points in each of his team’s basketball games this season. How many points could he have scored in each game? Graph the solution to the inequality on the number line.

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Draw

Place an X in the table to show the solution that makes each equation true.

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Fill in the Blank

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The area of the rectangle shown measures 96 square inches.

A=12×wA=12\times w  

What is the Perimeter of the rectangle in inches?

P=2(12)+2(w)P=2\left(12\right)+2\left(w\right)  

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Multiple Choice

Part A: Carly works less than 20 hours per week helping her grandfather on his farm.

Write an inequality to represent how many hours, h, Carly works on her grandfather’s farm each  week.

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h>20h>20  

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h20h\ge20  

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h<20h<20  

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h20h\le20  

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Draw

Part B: Carly works less than 20 hours per week helping her grandfather on his farm.

Graph the solution to the inequality on the number line.

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