Substitution
Solve the Equation
How Many Solutions?
Comparison
100

Find the solution (as an ordered pair) for the system of equations:

x=3 

y=2x+4

(3, 10) 

100

Find the solution to the equation: 

4x=20

x=5

100

How many solutions does the equation have?

4x+2=4x+2 

Infinite/all

100

Jake has $10 and saves $4 each week. Alex has $6 and saves $5 each week. Who has more money after 3 weeks?

Jake - he will have $22 and Alex will have $21 

200

Find the solution (as an ordered pair) for the system of equations:

x=8

y=2x

(8, 16) 

200

Find the solution to the equation:

5x=2x+18 

x=6

200

How many solutions does the equation have?

8x - 1 = 8x + 1 

None/0
200

Jake has $10 and saves $4 each week. Alex has $6 and saves $5 each week. When will they have the same amount of money? (how many weeks?) 

4 Weeks - both will have $26 
300

Find the solution (as an ordered pair) for the system of equations:

x=3y+8

y=1 

(11, 1) 

300

Find the solution to the equation:

10x-8=72

x=8 

300

How many solutions does the equation have?

x - 3 = 2x - 4 

One 

300

Jordan already has 3 cookies and bakes 25 more cookies each hour. Claire has 28 cookies and bakes 20 more each hour. Who has more cookies after 2 hours?

Claire - she has 68 and Jordan has 53 

400

Find the solution (as an ordered pair) for the system of equations:

3x-y=16

y=5

(7,4)

400

Find the solution to the equation:

5x+4=3x-16

x = -10 

400

How many solutions does the equation have?

6(x+2)=6x+12 

Infinite/all 

400

Jordan already has 3 cookies and bakes 25 more cookies each hour. Claire has 28 cookies and bakes 20 more each hour. When do they have the same amount of cookies? 

5 hours - they will both have 128 cookies 
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