
STAAR Review - Writing Equations
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Mathematics
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8th Grade
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Hard
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Tramain Jackson
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Writing Equations with Variables on Both Sides
Write an equation from the real-world scenario or algebra tiles.
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Math Response
Write an equation that represents the algebra tiles.
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Maria wants to buy a trophy and engrave her son's name on it. At Trophies Unlimited, trophies cost $12 and engraving costs $0.40 per letter, while at Centerpiece Trophies, trophies are $12.50 and engraving is $0.30 per letter. If Maria's costs would be the same at both stores, which equation shows the number of letters, x, in her son's name?
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Math Response
Write an equation that represents the algebra tiles.
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Math Response
Brittany lights a 15-inch candle and an 18-inch candle when her watch shows 1 a.m. The 15-inch candle burns 0.2 inch every hour, and the 18-inch candle burns 0.5 inch every hour. Which equation can be used to find the time, t, on Brittany's watch when the candles are the same height?
**Use the correct variable, t, in your equation.
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Math Response
Write an equation that represents the algebra tiles.
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Math Response
A container has 300 liters of water, and a second container has 700 liters of water. The first container begins filling up at a rate of 5 liters per minute at the same time the second starts draining at a rate of 6 liters per minute. Which equation can be used to find the number of minutes, x, that elapse before the two containers have the same amount of water?
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Math Response
Write an equation that represents the algebra tiles.
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Multiple Choice
Determine if the equation, 12 + 17x = 20x, represents the story.
Steven is going to buy pizzas tonight. Domino's charges $12 per pizza, and there is a $17 delivery charge. Papa John's charges $20 per pizza with no other charges. What is x, the number of pizza's ordered for the total cost of both restaurants to be the same?
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Writing Equations with Variables on Both Sides
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