Real Numbers
Make It Simple
Things ain't Equal
In English?
Rules of Play
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9/2


What is, a Rational Number?

100

3c(5a + 2b – 1)

15ac + 6bc - 3c

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A number is greater than -5.

x > -5

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The difference between two unknown numbers.

What is,

x - y

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The property that justifies the statement:

a * -b = -b * a

What is, the Commutative Property?
200
Zero

What is, a Whole Number?

200

5x – 4 – 7x + 14 

-2x + 10

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A minimum number of 17.

x ≥ 17

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The product of a number and four, minus another number.

What is,

4x - y

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The property that Justifies this statement:

 a(x + b) - c = ax + bx - c 

What is, the Distributive Property?

300

34-2(3+5) 

What is, 65: A Natural Number?

300

2(x – 1) + 5(x + 9)

7x + 43

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A number that is at most 40.

x ≤ 40

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Seven less than a number squared, halved.

What is, 

(x - 7)/2


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The property that justifies the statement:

 (a - b) * 0 = 0

What is, the Property of the Product of Zero?

400

[π(2 - 3π) + π]/π 

What is, 3(1 - π): an Irrational Number

400

a + 3a – 4(9 – a)

8a – 36

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A number that is at least 90.

x > 90

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The quotient of a number and two, increased by nine is negative fifteen.

What is, 

x/2 + 9 = -15

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The property that justifies the statement:

 if y = 4, then 4 = y

What is, the Symmetric Property?

500

All the common sets not closed under subtraction.

What is, the Whole Numbers, Natural Numbers, and Irrational Numbers?

500

(-2/3)[(5x/6) - 3]

(-5x/9) + 2

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A number strictly between 4 and 37.

4 < x < 37

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A Number such that the sum of twice the number and six is the same as three subtracted from the number itself. 

What is,

2x + 6 = x - 3

x = -9

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The property that justifies the statement:

if x + 2 = 3b, and b = c - 2, then c = (x + 8)/3

What is, the Transitive Property?