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Distributive Property
Solving Algebraically
Order of Operations
Inequalities
Story Problems
100

Use the distributive property to write the expression in expanded form. 

2(a + b)

2a + 2b

100

Solve algebraically.

5 + x = 30

x = 25

100

Name the acronym that helps us to remember the correct order of operations

PEMDAS

100

State whether the inequality is true or false.

12 - 6 < 4

False

100

The quotient of c and d

c/d

200

Use the distributive property to write the expression in expanded form.

7(3 + x)

21 + 7x

200

Solve algebraically.

7v = 56

v = 8

200

Solve.

14 - 6 x 2

2

200

State whether the inequality is true or false.

3(4 + 1) < 15

False

200

The quantity of a plus b divided by 4

(a + b) / 4

300

Use the distributive property to write the expression in expanded form.

5(2y + 3z)

10y + 15z

300

Solve algebraically.

w ÷ 4 = 6

w = 24

300

Solve.

25 ÷ 5 + 4 x 2

13
300

State when the inequality is true and when it is false.

g + 4 = 15

True when g = 11

False when g ≠ 11

300

Corriona can be on her phone for at most 2 hours per day. Write an inequality statement to represent this scenario and state whether the dot would be open or closed on the number line. 

c ≤ 2

The dot would be closed.

400

Use the distributive property to write the expression in factored form.

4k + 8m

4(k + 2m)

400

Solve algebraically.

(1/2)k = 16

k = 32

400

Solve.

32 x (6 - 2)

36

400

State when the inequality is true and when it is false.

1/3x > 5

True when x > 15

False when x ≤ 15

400

Destiny has lost 4 more teeth than her friend Shaniya. Write an expression to represent the number of teeth Destiny has lost. Let s represent the number of teeth Shaniya has lost.

s + 4

500

Use the distributive property to write the expression in factored form.

15ac + 13a

a(15c + 13)

500

Solve algebraically.

4x + 3x + 15 = 85

x = 10


500

Solve.

15 - (4 + 23) ÷ 3

11

500

Solve the inequality and state which numbers from the set {3, 4, 7, 10, 12, 18, 32} satisfy it.

1/2x < 5

x < 10

{3, 4, 7}

500

Ms. Garcia is saving up money to go to a concert. She needs to work at least 8 hours this week to save up enough money. However, she must work fewer than 20 hours. Write an inequality statement to represent the scenario and state whether each dot would be open or closed on the number line.

8 ≤ h < 20

h ≥ 8; h < 20

closed; open