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WorksheetsSY23-24 Standard Unit 2 Expressions, Equations , Inequalities
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 2hrs 54mins
-2.6 + x = -4.6
1/2 + n= -1/4
-1/2
1/2
-3/4
3/4
Level 2
Solve for a
a= -2
a= -7.5
a= 2
a= 6
7k - 14 = 42
7
-8
0
8
2(4x - 4) + 3x = 3
3(5x - 7) + 2x = 47
Billy needs $868 for a new TV. He is able to save $62 each week from his paycheck. How many weeks will it take for him to buy the new tv?
10
11
14
13
Chris owes $1200 for rent. He got a new job waiting on tables and make $15 in tips for each table he serves. How many tables does he have to serve in order to have enough money for rent?
80
81
82
83
Scott works on cars. He charges $35 to checkout the car plus $7 per hour for the work. Write an equation that represents this scenario if Kylie's car bill was $63.
A rectangle has a perimeter of 90 feet. The width of the rectangle is 24 feet. What is the length?
42
21
66
33
A rectangle has a length of (x + 8) and a width of 21x
If the perimeter is 31, what is the measure of the LENGTH of the rectangle?
5
2.5
13
26
The perimeter is 142 ft. The length is 4x + 8 and the width is 2x + 3. What is the length of the rectangle?
10
23
48
96
34
A rectangle has a length of 25 inches and a perimeter of 142 inches. What is the width?
117
58.5
92
46
A rectangle has a perimeter of 54 cm and a width of 17 cm. What is the length?
10
20
18.5
37
9(5x + 7) - 11x = 15x + 3
What is the first step you should do to solve this problem?
subtract 7 from both sides
add 5x and 11x
distribute the 9 to eliminate parentheses
combine the like terms
1. Given 9x + 8, what is the CONSTANT?
9
x
9x
8
1. Given 9x + 8, what is the VARIABLE?
9
x
9x
8
1. Given 9x + 8, what is the COEFFICIENT?
9
x
9x
8
Given 9x – 3z + 8x, what are the LIKE TERMS?
9x, 3z, 8x
9x and -8x
9x and 8x
there are no like terms
Given -3m – 7, what is the CONSTANT?
-3
7
3
-7
Given -3m – 7, what is the VARIABLE?
-3
x
m
-7
Given -3m – 7, what is the COEFFICIENT?
-3
-3m
3
3m
Given 8 + 3w – 2f + 7w, what are the LIKE TERMS?
3w and -7w
3w and 7w
3w, -2f and 7w
no like terms
6x – 7 + 5x + 2x + 16
3x - 23
13x - 23
13x + 9
13x - 9
8 – 6x – 7 + 4x + 12 – 3x
-5x + 13
-13x + 13
-13x + 5
-5x + 5
Given the triangle, find the PERIMETER by taking the sum of all sides.
Given the quadrilateral, find the PERIMETER by taking the sum of all sides.
(3.7x – 8) + (2.1 – 1.04x)
(9.2x + 3) + (4.1x – 7.2)
(-14x - 3) - (-4x + 7)
(8x - 7) - (2x - 3)
8(x + 3) + 2(4x - 7)
-9(4 - 2x)
4(2 + 5x)
simplify
-2.5h - 9r + 2
-9.5h - 9r - 2
-11.5h + 2
-2.5h + 9r - 2
The table shows the number of Pride Points per homeroom
Which of the following expressions would represent five times the amount of Kennedy's pride points plus one of Fennell's pride points?
A. 5(0.25x) + 8x - 7
B. 1.25x + 8x - 7
C. 9.25x - 7
A only
A and C only
C only
A, B and C
If French-Zheng’s homeroom starts with 12x + 8 Pride Points and then they decide to redeem (remove) 7x – 5 Pride Points for a prize, how many Pride Points are still there for French-Zheng’s class?
5x + 13
5x + 3
19x + 13
19x + 3
Five less than a number is 6
The perimeter of a rectangle is 42 inches. If one side is 5x, and the other side is (x-3), then what does x equal?
x = 2
x = - 3
x = 3
x = - 2
Which algebraic expression represents the sum of 3 and one-half of x?
3 + 0.5x
3 + 1.2x
1.5x + 3
3 + 50x
Andy is selling t-shirts to raise money for a missions trip. It costs him $50 to purchase the t-shirts he wants to sell. Andy wants to sell each t-shirt for $10.50 and hopes to make a profit of $1,252. Choose the correct equation and solution below that will help determine the number of t-shirts Andy should sell.
10.50x + 50 = 1,252; Andy must sell 115 t-shirts.
10.50x + 50 = 1,252; Andy must sell 124 t-shirts.
10.50x - 50 = 1,252; Andy must sell 124 t-shirts.
10.50x - 50 = 1,252; Andy must sell 115 t-shirts.
In the algebraic equation:
3x+4, What is the constant and
what is the coefficient?
coefficient =4, constant =3
coefficient =x, constant =3
coefficient= 3, constant =4
Factor the following expression: 75x + 30
5(15x + 6 )
3(25x + 10)
cannot be factored
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Gary is training to swim in a triathlon. His goal for this week is to swim a minimum of 42 miles. So far this week, he has already swam 12 miles. Jason has 5 more days to achieve his goal. Which inequality could be used to determine how many miles, m, will he need to run each day to achieve his goal?
5m + 12 ≥ 42
5m + 12 > 42
5m - 12 ≥ 42
5m - 12 ≤ 42
-5m < 10
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