Writing Expressions from Word Problems

Mr. Marcin is making bags of prizes. He has 92 prizes and splits them evenly into b bags. Which expression represents how many prizes are in each bag?

•  $b\div92$  
  

•  $92\ -\ b$  

•  $92b$  

•  $92\ \div b$  

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There were 47 frogs in a pond. f of the frogs hopped away. Choose the expression that represents the number of frogs left in the pond.

• $f\ -\ 47$

• $f\ +\ 47$
  

• $47\ \div\ f\$

• $47\ -\ f\$

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There are r rows of chairs with 8 chairs in each row. Choose the expression that represents the total number of chairs.

• $8r$

• $8\ \div\ r\$

• $r\div8$
  

• $8\ +\ r$

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Shawn and his friends are going to the State Fair. It costs $12 to park their car. Tickets to get in are $10 per person. If p represents the number of people, which expression represents how much money Shawn and his friends will spend?

• 12p + 10p

• 12p - 10p

• 12p + 10

• 12 + 10p

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A plane traveling to New York has 100 seats on board. If there are p passengers on the plane, which expression represents the number of empty seats there are on the plane?

• p - 100

• 100 - p

• 100p

• 100 + p

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Jordan makes 100 dollars each week. He worked for x weeks this summer.  Write an expression to represent how much money Jordan made this summer.

• $100+x$

• $100-x$

•  $100x$  
  

• $100\div x$

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Ben has x dollars. Cam has 7 fewer dollars than Ben.  Which expression shows how much money Cam has?

•  $x+7$  

•  $x-7$  

•  $7x$  
  

•  $x\div7$  

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Rebecca paid a total of $324 for concert tickets. Rebecca bought x amount of tickets.  Choose the expression that represents how much each ticket cost.

• $$324\div x
  

• $324-x$

•  $324x$  
  

•  $x\div324$  
  

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Choose the word problem that best represents the following expression. 
 $35+5x$  

• There are 35 people at a picnic. Five people brought drinks.  Everyone else brought food.  How many people brought food?

• There are 5 people at the picnic.  More people decided to come. There are only 35 cookies.  How many cookies will each person get if they all get the same amount?

• There are 35 people at a picnic.  Other families decided to come to the picnic.  Each family that came had 5 people in it.  How many people are now at the picnic?

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The temperature was d degrees in the afternoon. It was 30 degrees colder in the evening. Which expression will show the new temperature?

• d + 30

• d - 30

• 30 - d

• d $\div$ 30

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