Target Ticket- Generating Equivalent Expressions

Kimberly rides x miles in the fundraiser. Jason rides 2(x+3)+4 miles in the fundraiser. Which expression also represents the number of miles Jason rides in the fundraiser.

• 2x+7

• x+10

• 2x+10

• 2x+14

The expression is shown 60 + 84. The expression is rewritten as 6(x+y). What is the value of (x+y)?

• 10

• 24

• 74

• 94

Choose the expression.

• 2x+1

• x=7x/15

• 10x=2

• 5=3-2x

What statement is not true about the expression?

• The expression has three terms.

• The 5 is an exponent in a term.

• One of the terms is a constant.

• The coefficient of one of the terms is 3.

• The variable x is in two terms.

Which pair of expressions is equivalent?

• 5(w-3) and 5w-15

• 6(c-4) and 6c-4

• 4+5t-2t and 4-7t

• 3(v-2) and 3v+6

Combine like terms and use the distributive property to write 18c+2(3+6c) without parenthesis. Write the expression in simplest form.

(a)  

Combine like terms to write an equivalent expression.

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Shawn generated an equivalent expression by writing the expression 8m +6k+5m+9k as 8m+5m+6k+9k. Which property did he use?

• Distributive Property

• Associative Property

• Identity Property

• Commutative Property

• Zero Property

1/2bh if b = 11 and h = 6

• 11/2

• 33

• 66/132

• 66

5/9 ( F - 32) if it is 113 degrees Fahrenheit.

(a)