WorksheetsLiteral Equations
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 8mins
Literal Equations are Awesome Because
They have no numbers, so I don't have to do arithmetic.
They tell a number story!
They're so useful!
You're kidding right...
solve for v −15=5v−3−2
7
-2
12
-4
2k−3x=6 solve for x
x=6k−18
x=−6k−18
x=2k+9
x=32k−6
Solve for a. u = bak
a=bku
a = ubk
a = −ubk
a=−bku
What is a literal equation?
a really serious equation
an equation where variables represent known values
an equation that doesn't get sarcasm
a torture device invented by the Swiss
solve for a, ak=v−w
a=−v−wk
a=v−wk
a=kv−kw
a=kv+w
c+a=d+r solve for a
a=−d−r+c
a=−c+d+r
a=−r+c+d
a=−c−d−r
x=kv+w solve for x
x=−v+wk
x=kv+kw
x=v+wk
x=kv+w
p = AF
According to the formula for pressure, if Force stays the same, but the area it's applied to increases, what will happen to the pressure?
pressure will go down
pressure will go up
presure will stay the same
It's the terror of knowing, What this world is about, Watching some good friends screaming "Let me out"
Volume is the amount of space that a substance or object occupies. All objects have volume. One formula for volume is: V= Ah
Where
is area (units:
ft2 ), and is the height (units: ft ). The units for volume is ft3 .
Solve the equation
for acceleration, h .
h=V−A
h=VA
h=AV
h=VA
If a pool has an area of 25 square feet, and a volume of 25 cubic feet, what is the height of the pool?
1
5
625
50
