Which property is demonstrated by: $$\left(2n\ +\ 5\right)\ +\ 8\ =\ 2n\ +\ \left(5\ +\ 8\right)$$

Associative Property of Addition

Commutative Property of Addition

Multiplicative Property of Zero

Identify the property used for: (4m + 6) + 8 = 4m +(6 + 8)

Associative Property of Addition

Commutative Property of Addition

Zero Property of Multiplication

Which of the following represents and explains the ratio of frogs to turtles.

2:5; For every 2 frogs there are 5 turtles.

2:5; For every 2 turtles there are 5 frogs.

5:2; For every 2 turtles there are 5 frogs.

5:2; For every 2 frogs there are 5 turtles.

What is the ratio of cats to dogs if there are 8 cats and 12 dogs?

2:3; For every 2 cats there are 3 dogs.

3:4; For every 3 dogs there are 4 cats.

4:3; For every 4 dogs there are 3 cats.

3:2; For every 3 cats there are 2 dogs.

Is the following question a statistical question? What are the shoe sizes of the 6th grade students at South Side Middle School?

Yes, because there is more than one possible response.

Yes, because there is only one possible response.

No, because there is only one possible response.

No, because there is more than one possible response.

Mrs. Nastro’s students were asked to evaluate the following expression: 5(3 + 7) Who solved it correctly? Explain. Andrea Jeff 5(3 + 7) 5(3 + 7) 5(3) + 5(7) 5(10) 15 + 35 50 50

Both. Andrea used the Distributive Property and Jeff used the Order of Operations.

Andrea. She used the Distributive Property, which is always done first.

Jeff. He completed the operation in the parentheses which always comes first.

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Write the ratio of calculators to pencils and explain the ratio.

2:6 For every 2 calculators there are 6 pencils.
1:3 For each calculator there are 3 pencils.

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Gracie sold raffle tickets for her soccer team's fundraiser. The first day she sold 4 raffles. Each day after that she sold four times the amount of the previous day. How many raffles did she sell on the fourth day?

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2:6 For every 2 calculators there are 6 pencils.
1:3 For each calculator there are 3 pencils.

Plot the following points.
A(-4, -2) B(-4, 3) C(3, -6) D(3, 7)