Write equations with variables on both sides.

Write equations with variables on both sides (8.8A)

By Vanessa Marines

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• increased​

• less

• decreased​

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​b (y-intercept)

• times

• double

• triple

• half

• one-fourth

m (rate of change)

m vs b

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Patrick takes two orders at the fast food restaurant where he works. The two orders cost the same.​​

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​Order #1:

Two hamburgers and three orders of fries

​Order #2:

Three hamburgers and one order of fries

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If an order of fries costs $2.00, write an expression in simplest form for each order. Let n = the cost of each hamburger

Expression = Expression

​2h + 6 = 3h + 2

​$2

​$2

​$2

​$2

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A number increased by 37 is the same as one-third the number increased by 79. Write an equationto represent this situation.

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Thirty percent of a number is the same as one-half the number decreased by 40. Write an equation that can be used to determine the number.

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Charlie started the week bench pressing 110 pounds. He increased his weight by 5 pounds each week.

His friend, Ben, started the week bench pressing 95 pounds and increased his weight by 6.5 pounds a week.

Write an equation that can be used to determine the number of weeks it will take for them to bench press the same amount.