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Amy was given an amount of money, m, for a good grades on her report card. She spent $15.00 and now has $25.32. How much money did she get for good grades? Write an equation you could use to solve this problem. Use m as your variable.

• m-25.32=15
• m/25.32
• m-15=25.32
• 15m=25.32

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A symbol for an unknown value.

• Proportion
• Variable
• Mean
• Integer

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Translate the statement into an equation:
Five less than a number is 6

• n - 5 = 6
• 5 - n = 6

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Which equation represents the question?
Matt's height is 4 inches less that Robert's height. Matt is 58 inches tall. How tall is Robert? 

• r - 4 = 58
• r + 4 = 58
• 58 + r = 4
• 58 - r = 4

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Todd caught three times as many fish this year than last year. He caught 63 fish by the end of the year. Which algebraic equation represents how many fish he caught last year? 

• 3f = 63
• 63 - 3 = f
• 63/3 = f
• 3 + f = 63

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For every one A Dede gets on her homework, her parents give her $3. Which equation matches this scenario? Use m for money she makes, and A for the number of A's she gets on her homework.

• m= 3 + A
• m= 3A
• m= A + 3
• none of the these

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A symbol for a number we don't know yet. This is usually a letter.

• coefficient
• sum
• variable
• term

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A number decreased by 9

• 9 - x
• x + 9
• x/9
• x - 9

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What is C?

• 80
• 24
• 96
• 92

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Translate:
12 fewer pencils than the number of pencils, p, in my desk

• 12 - p
• p - 12

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