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Properties of Equality
Quick Math
100

What word is defined by:

A statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal.

Equation

100

X notebooks multiplied by 3

3x

100

Write out an equation for this sentence:

Seven minus four n is equal to fifteen

7 - 4n = 15

100

Which property of equality would be used to solve for x in the following equation:

x - 2 = 5

Addition Property of Equality

100

Four and one half multiplied by six

27

200

A condition that a solution must satisfy is called a:

Constraint

200

P pizzas shared equally among 4 friends

p/4

200

Write out an equation for this sentence:

 19 is equal to 4 times the sum of 14 and 3

19 = 4 ( 14 + 3)

200

Which property(s) of equality would be used to solve for x in the following equation:

3x - 3 = 15

Addition and Division Property of Equality

200

Three times the sum of six and two

24

300

The result of dividing two numbers or terms is called the:

Quotient

300

3 less than n packs of pencils

n - 3

300

Write out an equation for this sentence:

 Twenty-three is equal to 6 greater than the quotient of 5 and x.

23 = 6 (5/x)

300

Which property of equality would be used to solve for x in the following equation:

4(x + 2) = 24

Division and Subtraction Property of Equality

300

Twenty more than the sum of nine and one.

30

400

The result of multiplying two numbers or terms is called the:

Product

400

12 more than k dollars

12 + k or k + 12

400

The quantity of seven times p plus fifty is the same as one-hundred and three.

7p + 50 = 103

400

For any real numbers a, b, and c, if a = b, then ac = bc.

Multiplication Property of Equality

400
Three less than the product of eleven and ten.

107

500

What word is defined by:

A number or symbol representing a constant value that is multiplied by the variable of a single term.

Coefficient 

500

7 less than 12 packs of markers containing x markers

12x - 7

500

12 times the sum of 9 and n is b squared

12 (9 + n) = b2

500

Amira is buying presents for her 3 friends. She has $150 dollars to buy them each a present, and she wants to spend an equal amount on each friend. Which Property of Equality can Amira use to find out how much money she can spend on each friend?

Division Property of Equality

500

Seventeen added to the quotient of twelve and three. 

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