EXPRESSIONS, EQUATIONS, AND FUNCTIONS
REAL NUMBERS
LINEAR EQUATIONS/GRAPHING
WRITING, SOLVING AND GRAPHING LINEAR EQUATIONS
Polynomials
100

4(6n+7) when n=6

What is 172.

100

11-square root of x where x=64

What is 3.

100

Identify the slope and y-intercept: 6x+3y=18

What is m=-2;b=6

100

Equation of the line that passes through the point (-2,9) and has slope -2.

What is y=2x+5

100

(2x-1)(x+3)

What is 2x2+5x-3?

200

3 times the difference of a number m and 15 is equal to 30 (as an equation)

What is 3(m-15)=30.

200

Simplify: -7x(x-13)

What is 7x^2+91x.

200
X-intercept and Y-intercept: -2x+5y=-20
What is x-intercept=10; y-intercept=-4
200

Equation in standard form of the line that passes through the two given points: (3,9) (1,1).

What is -4x+y=-3.

200

Simplify:

(-2a2b)(3a4b7)

What is  -6a6b8 ?

300

x=8 a solution for 2x+10<4x-7

What is no 26<25 does not work!

300

-16-(-25.2).

What is 9.2.

300

Solve for x: 16x-4=4(2x-3)

What is x=-1.

300

Equation of the line that passes through the given point and is parallel to the given line: (3,-3), y=x+5

What is y= x - 6

300

Add:

(3x2 + 6x -3) + (4x +2x2 +5)

What is 5x2 + 10x +2 ?

400

Solve: Answer must be an integer or fraction in simplest form.

2(x -5) + 3x = 24

x = 34/5

400

An elevator moves at a rate of -5.8 feet per second from a height of 500 feet above ground. It takes 6 seconds for the elevator to make its first stop. How many feet about the ground is the elevator now?

What is 465.2 feet.

400

Solve proportion: b/8=9/4

What is b=18.

400

Solve: -3(x-2)+6>9

What is  x< 1?

400

Subtract:

(7y3 +2y2 - 7) - (-2y3 +4y2 +7)

What is 9y3 - 2y2 - 14 ?

500

A rectangular banner is 16 feet long and has an area of 80 square feet. What is the perimeter of the banner?

What is 42 feet.

500

True or False: If a number is positive, then its opposite is negative.

What is True.

500

Write  y=-x+7 in standard form.

What is x + y =7 ?

500

Write  y - 2=4(x-3) in slope intercept form.

What is y = 4x -10 ?

500

Simplify:

(5x10y3z20)0 

What is 1?