Writing Equations
Addition/Subtraction Equations
Multiplication/Division Equations
Writing Inequalities
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100

The weight of a goat increased by 12 pounds is 38 pounds. Write an equation to represent the situation.

x + 12 = 38  or 12 + x = 38

100

n + 8 = 14

n = 6

100

3a = 18

a = 6

100

Graph the following inequality 

x <= 4

Accept any graph that's done correctly

100

34.5 x .6 =

20.7

200

Write a problem for the equation 3 + x = 8.

Accept any problem that works!

200

n - 7 = 12

n = 19

200

x/6 = 8

b = 48

200

Graph the following inequality 

-5 <= c

Accept any graph that is done correctly.

200

2/5 + 3/6 =

9/10

300

Write an Equations: 

72 people signed up for the soccer league. After the players were evenly divided into teams, there were 6 teams in the league and x players on each team. 

72/n = 6 or something similar that works. 

300

n + 12 = 38

n = 26

300

52 = 4y

y = 13

300

B

300

Rose picked 18 tulips and 20 daffodils. She divided the flowers into groups so that the same number of tulips and daffodils were in each bouquet. What is the greatest number of bouquets she could have made?

2

400

The low temperature was 35°F. This was 13°F lower than the daytime high temperature. Write an equation to determine whether the high temperature was 48°F or 42°F.

x - 13 = 35  or anything similar Solution is 48. 

400

a - 42 = 22

a = 64

400

x/7 = 7

g = 49

400

Write an inequality and graph the following:

The car tire can only hold 55 psi less. 

Take any graph done correctly 

x <= 55

400

The sales tax on a $250 computer is $17.50. Find the sales tax percentage.

Sales tax is 7%

500

Kayla bought 16 bagels. She paid a total of $20. Write an equation to determine whether each bagel cost $1.50 or $1.25.

16x = 20 or anything that is similar 

The solution is $1.25

500

3x - 24 = 3 + 2x 

x = 27

500

3x - 2 = 13

x = 5

500

Write an inequality and graph the following:

A passing score on the test 70 or above 

Take any graph that is correct 

x >= 70

500

Gavin wants to buy a skateboard that sells for $49.99. An advertisement says that next week that skateboard will be on sale for $42.50. How much will Gavin save if he waits until next week to buy the skateboard?

He will save $7.49