CCSS.Math.Content.6.EE.A.2

Solve for A in the table.

• A= 40
• A= 10
• A= 9
• A= 45

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Evaluate the expression.    Let     c = 3     d = 2
3c + 7d

• 27
• 21
• 29
• 23

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Evaluate the expression using the values m = 7, r = 8, and t = 2.
3m – 5t

• 21
• 11
• 10
• 22

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Write an algebraic expression for "12 more than number". 

• x + 12
• 12x
• x - 12

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Given an equilateral triangle with a side length of 4 + 2y. Find the perimeter.

• (4 + 2y)/ 3
• 4/3  +2y/3
• 3(4 + 2y)

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2q + 3
q = 5 

• 11
• 15
• 17
• 13

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CCSS.Math.Content.6.EE.B.5

Which expression represents the phrase "eight fewer than the product of a number x, and four"?

• 8 - 4x

• 4x - 8

• x + 4 - 8

• 4x ÷ 8

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Choose the algebraic expression that matches the verbal phrase.

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Translate:

8 less than a number, d

• 8 - d

• d - 8

• 8 + d

• 8d

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Michael uses the following expression to help figure out how much money he makes:

8w + t

The variable w represents the amount of weeks he works and t represents the number of tips he makes. If he works for 6 weeks and makes $20 in tips, how much money did he make?

• $26

• $68

• $106

• $34

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