Solving Equations and Inequalities
Proportions
Simplifying Expressions
Percents
8th Grade Stuff
100

2x= 8 

x=4

100

6/16 = x/24

x=9

100

5(x + 1) 

5x + 5

100

find 12% of 60. Round to nearest whole number

7

100

graph y = 2x +5 on a piece of graph paper

mr. bohrman check

200

x - - 10 = 20

x=10
200

If you can buy four bulbs of elephant garlic for $8 then how many can you buy with $32?

16

200

-2/5 ( 4x - 7) 

-1.6x + 2.8

200

12% of what number is 52.2

435
200

graph y = -3/2x + 7

mr. bohrman check

300
-3x - 4 = 11

x=-5

300

On a train platform, there is a map showing the train stops. The scale on the drawing is 1 inch : 40 miles. The distance from stop A to stop B on the map is 4 inches. Find the actual distance

The actual distance is 240 miles.

300

-4x - 5m + x + 7x - 12m

4x - 17m

300

Cost of a comic book: $3.95 Markup: 20%. Find the total cost 

4.74

300

2x - 3y = 8 

-2x + 8y= 12

Solve the system 

(10,4) 

400

2x+ 5 < 9 

x < 2

400

Is the following a proportional relationship? Give two reasons why. 200 pts per good reason. 

Its a straight line 

Goes through 0,0

400

24x - 8

3x - 1

400

Original price of a book: $18.50 Discount: 45%. What is the discount. Round to nearest cent. 

8.33

400

y= -4x - 3 

2x + 3y = 1

Solve the system of equations. 

(-1,1)

500

(x-7)/-3 > 4

x < 5

500

If you can buy 3 songs for $3.32. Round to the nearest cent. 

250 pts for the constant of proportionality 

250 pts for an equation to show the relationship between the number of songs, s, and the total cost, c. 

C.O.P. is 1.11


c=1.11s 

500

60xy - 45y

partial credit allowed. 250 pts

15y ( 4x - 3)

500

There are 350 people at a luncheon. If 12% of the people will win a door prize, how many door people will win a door prize?

42

500

Emmet likes to make desserts for bake sales. Last month, he made 1 batch of brownies and 3 batches of cookies, which called for 10 eggs total. The month before, he baked 2 batches of brownies and 2 batches of cookies, which required a total of 8 eggs. How many eggs did Emmet use for a batch of each dessert?

(3,1)