WorksheetsVariables
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
Placing a 1 in front of a single variable is
silly
not necessary
required
the final step to writing a correct answer
Choose the first two steps needed to solve this equation:
2+x=3
the variable is positive, so I leave it alone
move the variable to the other side
subtract 2 from both sides
add 2 to both sides
According to Mrs. Alsop, showing your work is a way teachers can see the way your brain thinks.
True
False
Extra Credit: Is Norman cute?
Yes
No
3y + 4 = 12
To solve this equation I need to do all except...
Divide both sides by 3 first.
Subtract both sides by 4.
Divide 3 on both sides after subtracting.
Write my answer clearly or box it and make sure I have an = sign.
If I need help with my homework I can
Ask questions during class, at lunch, or after school.
Email or text my teacher.
Stay for Homework Help at lunch with Mrs. Alsop or Tutoring after school in the library.
All of the above
Solve:
y + 8 = 17
y = 9
9
y = 8
10
b + 6 = 12
If you explain your steps to solve this problem, which one would be correct?
First, I need to take 6 away from both sides. I get b on one side and 6 on the other. This means that my answer is b = 6.
First, I need to add 6 to both sides. Now I have 12.
b = 6 because that is what makes sense.
Mrs. Alsop, this question is ridiculous.
