Solving by Combining Like Terms
Solving by Using the Distributive Property and Combining Like Terms
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100
5h + 2 + 2h = 23
h = 3
100

2(x + 5) = 14

x = 2

100

Simplify  8b + 3b

11b

100

Factor

10x + 50 = __ (__   __)

10(x + 5)

100

WRITE AN EQUATION & SOLVE: Mark saves money in a bank account.  After his birthday he increased his savings by $120.  If Mark now has $564 in his bank account, how much money was in there before his birthday?

n - money before birthday; n + 120 = 564; n = 444 

200
3b + b - 8 = 4
b = 3
200

9x + 2 + 4x = 41

x = 3

200

Simplify  19x - 24x

-5x

200

Translate into algebra:

The product of a number and 4 increased by 15 is equal to 28.

4n + 15 = 28

200

Mr. Pluchino bought 12 Kissmas Bash T-shirts for a total of $515.88. Each t-shirt cost the same amount. How many Kissmas Bash t-shirts did Mr. Pluchino buy?

n - # of t-shirts 12n = 515.88 n = 42.99 Each t-shirt cost $42.99

300
3a + 12 - 6a = -9
a = 7
300

7(4 - t) = -84

t = 16

300

Simplify  3 + 5(a + 4)

5a + 23

300

Factor:

-8x + 48 = __ (__  __)

-8(x - 6)  or  8(-x + 6)

300

Tyler has 4 boxes of apples. Each box has the same number of apples. After Tyler eats 3 apples, there are 109 apples left in the boxes. How many apples were in each box?

a - # of apples in each box 4a - 3 = 109 a = 28 There were 28 apples in each box.

400

-6 = -3y + 4 + 5y

y = -5

400

-30 + 5(4x + 3) - 10x = 75

x = 9

400

Simplify  - (2b - 4)

-2b + 4

400

Translate into algebra:

ten less than double a number

2n - 10

400

Mr. Bucci goes to the grocery store and purchases 17 bags of raisins and a $2.97 jar of peanut butter. His total cost was $34.76. What was the cost for a bag of raisins?

r - cost of a bag of raisins 17r + 2.97 = 34.76 r = 1.87 Each bag of raisins cost $1.87

500
78 = 3c + 12 - c + 4
c = 31
500

3x - 3(4x + 2) = 102

a = -12

500

Simplify   7(t + 8.5) - 5t + 4

2t + 63.5

500

Simplify then FACTOR

7k - 18 + 2(k + 12) 

3(3k + 2)

500

Steve traveled 300 km, which is 35 km less than half as far as he traveled yesterday.  How far did he travel yesterday?

Let n = distance traveled yesterday; 1/2n-35 = 300; n=670 km