TEKS.MATH.5.4B

Rachel packs some 1-inch cubes side by side in a box.  She packs a layer of 28 cubes to cover the bottom of the box.  The box is 4 inches high.   How many more cubes can Rachel pack in the box?

• 112
• 84
• 56
• 32

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TEKS.MATH.5.4B

Solve the equation:
4p = 16

• p = 12
• p = -12
• p = -4
• p = 4

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TEKS.MATH.6.9A

TEKS.MATH.6.10A

TEKS.MATH.5.4B

x-14=3

• 18
• 17
• 9
• 16

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TEKS.MATH.7.11A

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TEKS.MATH.5.4B

y + x + y + y + x 

• 2 + 3 
• x + y 
• 2x + 3y 
• 5xy 

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TEKS.MATH.5.4B

(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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TEKS.MATH.5.4B

6x = 24 Solve for x.

• x = 8
• x = 4
• x = 18
• x = 3

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TEKS.MATH.5.4B

Use equivalent ratios to find the unknown value

• 3
• 9
• 33
• 11

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TEKS.MATH.5.4B

19-R=14

• R=5
• R=4
• R=6
• R=33

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TEKS.MATH.5.4B

w + 18 = 27

• 45

• 2

• 9

• 10

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TEKS.MATH.5.4B

After spending $70 from her bank account, Keesha had a total of $126 left. Which number sentence could be used to find a, the amount of money Keesha had in her account before she spent $70?

• 126 - 70 = a

• 126 + a = 70

• 70 - a = 126

• a - 70 = 126

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TEKS.MATH.5.3K

TEKS.MATH.5.4B