Combining Like Terms
One Step Equations
Writing Expressions
Evaluating Expressions
Inequalities
100
40x+26-12x-18
28x+8
100
24x=192
x=8
100
87 less than m
m-87
100
6x+8 when x = 4
6(4) + 8
24 + 8
= 32
100
Solve and graph. 2<t/3
6<t
200
32y-16+45-20y+3x
12y+3x+29
200
-30+x=72
x = 102
200
x increased by 24
x+24
200
14g +98+3g when g = 2
14(2) + 98 + 3(2)
28 + 98 + 6
126 + 6
= 132
200
Solve and graph.
2x<=8
x<=4
300
24x+18-6x
18x+18
300
x+42=97
x = 55
300
The quotient of a number and 8.
p/8
300
50-(7w)/3+4w when w = 6
50 - (7(6))/3+4(6)
50-42/3+24
50-14+24
36+24
=58
300
When Graphing an inequality, what type of circle do we use for < or > and why?
Open circle because the answer is not included in the possible solutions for the inequality.
400
2x^2+13x-24+12x+98
2x^2+25x+74
400
y/15=4
y = 60
400
Hint: Make sure to combine like terms!
18x+10
400
Subtract 60 from the sum of 8e and 20 when e = 7.
8e + 20 = 60
8(7) + 20 - 60
56 + 20 - 60
76 - 60
= 16
400
-12+n>=4
n>=16
500
5x-7+24x+45y+15
29x+45y+8
500
-32+p=128
p = 160
500
Hint: Make sure to combine like terms! 
12x-10
500
10p-(3p-2)/4+5 when p = 10
10(10)-(3(10)-2)/4+5
100-(30-2)/4+5
100-28/4+5
100-7+5
93+5
=98
500
How do you know which way the arrow points on the graph for each inequality?
Whichever numbers on the number line make the inequality true is the direction that the arrow points in.