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Curriculum: PA BM Curriculum Click to change Curriculum

Topic: Algebraic Concepts Click to change Topic

Lesson: M8.D.2.2.1: Match a written situation to its numeric and/or algebraic expression, equation or inequality (up to two variables in equations or expressions – one variable with inequalities). Click to change Lesson

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ccc Identify the expression that represents the phrase.
5 more than a number
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ccc Identify a word phrase for the expression n + 7. ccc

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ccc A waiter earned $64 for 8 hours of work, including $28 in tips. Which equation helps you to find his hourly wage? ccc

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ccc Valerie buys a pen and a pencil for $0.95. A pen costs $0.25 more than the pencil.
Which equation can be used to find the cost of a pencil? ccc

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ccc Danielle buys a pen and a pencil for $1.15. A pen costs $0.25 more than the pencil.
Which equation can be used to find the cost of a pencil? ccc

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ccc Edward buys a car worth $13905 on installment basis. He pays $1295 initially and $970 every month. Which equation best describes the situation?
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ccc Andy buys a car worth $7730 on installment basis. He pays $1490 initially and $780 every month. Which equation best describes the situation?
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