Lesson 4 Study Guide

The quotient of 9 subtracted from x and 5

• $\frac{x-9}{5}$

• 5 $\div$ (x-9)

• $\frac{x}{4}$ - 9

• (x-9) $\div$ (x-5)

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x=2.1, y=5, z=4

x [5(2y-z)]

• 44.1

• 73

• 63

• 96.6

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In the expression 5j + 3k - 8;

5j is a term.

• True

• False

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In the expression 2 + 9f - 3g;

f is a factor.

• True

• False

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The expression 10a + 8b - 6 contains three constants.

• True

• False

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The expression 4m - 8n + 12 contains three variables.

• True

• False

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Today Kevin ran 3 miles more than 4 times the amount of miles he ran yesterday.

Let x = miles Kevin ran yesterday.

Which expression represents the amount of miles Kevin ran today?

• 4(x+3)

• 4x+3

• 4+3x

• 4x-3

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a=4 b=1.5 c=8

b[2(5a+c)]

• 84

• 180

• 840

• 18

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The product of 8 and the sum of 4 and a number,  $n$ .

•  $8\cdot4+n$   
  

•  $8\left(4+n\right)$  

•  $12\ +\ n$  

•  $n\left(8+4\right)$  

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• 24

• 40

• 43

• 72

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