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Interpreting Equations

Interpreting Equations

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Mathematics

6th Grade

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Hard

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Elizabeth Pope

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Suppose that there are some chairs in a room and that each chair has 4 legs.

x = the number of chairs

y = the total number of legs on all the chairs

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Suppose that there are some tricycles in a room and that each tricycle has 3 wheels.

x = the number of tricycles

y = the total number of wheels on all the tricycles

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x = 3y

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y = 3x

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x = y3\frac{y}{3}

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y = x3\frac{x}{3}

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​Suppose that Max buys some pens and erasers.
The cost of a pen in dollars is x and
the cost of an eraser in dollars is y.

p = the number of pens he buys.
e = the number of erasers he buys.

The following two equations are true. What is the meaning of each equation in words.

p = 2e x = 2y

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Match the following

y=2x

b=2a

b + a = 5

b=2

x=y

Bananas cost twice as much as apples.

I bought twice as many bananas as apples

Altogether I bought 5 apples and bananas

I bought 2 bananas

apples and bananas cost the same

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