Topic 15 Retest - Analyze Patterns and Relationships

Isaiah picks fruit at a local orchard. He has already earned $24 picking apples and $18 picking peaches. He earns $3 for each basket of apples and $4.50 for each basket of peaches picked.

What are the rules for finding Isaiah's earnings?

(Choose one rule for apples and one rule for peaches.)

• Apples: Start at $24 and add $4.50.

• Apples: Start at $24 and add $3.

• Peaches: Start at $18 and add $4.50.

• Peaches: Start at $18 and add $3.

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CCSS.8.F.B.4

CCSS.HSF.LE.A.2

Isaiah picks fruit at a local orchard. He has already earned $24 picking apples and $18 picking peaches. He earns $3 for each basket of apples and $4.50 for each basket of peaches picked.

Use the numbers in the boxes to complete the table to show how much Isaiah earns. (Numbers may be used once, more than once, or not at all.)

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3B

Isaiah picks fruit at a local orchard. He has already earned $24 picking apples and $18 picking peaches. He earns $3 for each basket of apples and $4.50 for each basket of peaches picked.

Choose the ordered pair that represents how much Isaiah earned after picking 5 baskets of each fruit.

• (36, 40.50)

• (38, 39.50)

• (39, 40.50)

• (40.50, 44)

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CCSS.HSF.IF.A.2

Isaiah picks fruit at a local orchard. He has already earned $24 picking apples and $18 picking peaches. He earns $3 for each basket of apples and $4.50 for each basket of peaches picked.

Which statement is true?

• The total earned picking apples is always less than the total earned picking peaches.

• The total earned picking apples is always more than the total earned picking peaches.

• The total earned after picking 5 baskets of each fruit is $79.50.

• The total earned picking apples is never the same as the total earned picking peaches.

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CCSS.7.RP.A.3

Isaiah picks fruit at a local orchard. He has already earned $24 picking apples and $18 picking peaches. He earns $3 for each basket of apples and $4.50 for each basket of peaches picked.

Find Isaiah's total earnings after picking 10 baskets of each fruit.

• $99

• $75

• $63

• $117

Each day Mrs. Yoder assigns 15 addition and 12 multiplication problems as homework.

Choose the rules for the numbers of addition and multiplication problems. (Choose one rule for addition and one rule for multiplication.)

• Addition: Add 15.

• Addition: Add 12.

• Multiplication: Add 15.

• Multiplication: Add 12.

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CCSS.3.OA.D.9

Each day Mrs. Yoder assigns 15 addition and 12 multiplication problems as homework.

Use the numbers in the boxes to complete the table to show how many addition and multiplication problems in all are assigned after each day. (Numbers may be used once, more than once, or not at all.)

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CCSS.4.OA.C.5

Each day Mrs. Yoder assigns 15 addition and 12 multiplication problems as homework.

Which statement is true?

• After 3 days, the total number of multiplication problems is 9 less than the total number of addition problems.

• After 3 days, the total number of addition problems is 12 more than the total number of multiplication problems.

• The total number of multiplication problems is always 6 more than the total number of addition problems.

• The total number of addition problems is always 9 less than the total number of multiplication problems.

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CCSS.5.OA.B.3

Each day Mrs. Yoder assigns 15 addition and 12 multiplication problems as homework.

What is the total number of addition and multiplication problems assigned after 5 days?

• 75 problems

• 60 problems

• 108 problems

• 135 problems

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CCSS.3.OA.D.8

Each day Mrs. Yoder assigns 15 addition and 12 multiplication problems as homework.

Mrs. Yoder wants to graph this information. What ordered pair represents the total number of each type of problem after 6 days?

• (72, 85)

• (75, 90)

• (90, 72)

• (108, 84)

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CCSS.5.OA.B.3