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w lunches at $5 each

• 5w
• 5 + w

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How would you write the sum of four and an number is 12?

• 4 + n= 12
• n + 12 =4
• 4n = 12
• n/4=12

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y + x + y + y + x 

• 2 + 3 
• x + y 
• 2x + 3y 
• 5xy 

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Three times a number increased by nine

• 3h-9
• 3(h-9)
• 3(h+9)
• 3h+9

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(62 – 12) × 11

• The sum of 62 and 12 times 11
• 12 minus 62 plus 11
• 62 times the difference between 12 and 11
• Eleven times the difference between 62 and 12

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Write the phrase as an expression.
12 fewer than 22

• 22/12
• 12 - 22
• 22 - 12

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four less than the quotient of 7 and 3

• (7 /  3) - 4
• (7x3) +4
• (7+3) - 4

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Simplify this expression:
4(y + z)

• 4x + y
• 4y + z
• 4yz
• 4y + 4z

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Write the expression. 
The English class has half as many students as the math class. 

• s x 2
• s + 20
• s ÷ 2
• s + 2

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Write the expression. 
Twelve times the number of feet.

• f + 12
• f - 12
• 12f
• 12 ÷ f

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