Framing algebraic expressions for mathematical and real-world problems

Are 52 pencils Greater Than, Less Than, or Equal to 42 erasers?

• Greater Than

• Less Than

• Equal To

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Clare is 5 years older than her cousin. How old would Clare be if her cousin is 10 years old? 2 years old?

• 15/ 7

• 50/10

• 14/8

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Molly's family is going to a water park for the day. The entrance fee is $5 per vehicle for parking and $12 per person in the car.

Which expression represents the charge for n vehicles with p people per vehicle?

• 5n + 12p

• 12n + 5p

• n(12 + 5p)

• 12(5n + p)

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True or False: A variable can contain a symbol or a letter to represent a number.

• True

• False

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Julia has 4 times as many books as George. George has b amount of books.

• b + 4

• b - 4

• 4b

• $\frac{4}{b}$

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In math, a variable is a letter that takes the place of an unknown (blank).

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The first week of January it snowed 12 inches. The next week it snowed 16 inches. How many inches has it snowed in all?

• Addition

• Subtraction

• Multiplication

• Division

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Dawn has 67 apples and Kim has 43 apples. They use 23 apples to make apple pie’s for their church bake sale. How many apple’s do they have left?

Answer explanation

Dawn has 67 apples and Kim has 43 apples:

67 + 43

They USED 23 apples to make a pie.

- 23

ANSWER:

67 + 43 - 23

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Pablo picked 24 pears. Ella picked p fewer pears than Pablo. Choose the expression that shows how many pears Ella picked.

• 24 - p

• 24

• p

• 24 + p

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Ella babysits 3 hours each day for 4 days. On the fifth day, she babysits for 6 hours . Which expression represents how many hours Ella babysits altogether?

• 4 + 3 + 6

• 4 x (3 + 6)

• 3 x (4 + 6)

• 3 x 4 + 6

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