Feb 17, 2016

Algebraic Expressions 1
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    • Evaluate the following expression if g = 9.
      10 + 7 × g ÷ 32 =

      1. 65 =  . . . 
        6 × 6 × 6 × 6 × 6
        1. 6 × 5
        2. 6 × 6 × 6 × 6 × 6
        3. 5 × 5 × 5 × 5 × 5 × 5
        4. 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6

      2. Which expression represents the product of d and 17?
        1. 17 ÷ d
        2. 17 – d
        3. 17 + d
        4. 17d

      3. What is the constant in the term 4xy2 + 7x + 5?
        1. 4
        2. x
        3. 2
        4. 5

      4. Which expression has the same value as 9 + 18?
        1. 9 × 9 × 9
        2. (9 + 9) × (9 + 9)
        3. 9 (1 + 2)
        4. 9(2 × 9)

      5. Which of the following situations can be solved by using the expression 13r = 156? (Select all that apply.)
        1. A bakery sold 13 pies on Monday. If each pie costs r dollars, the bakery made a total of $156.
        2. Susan spent a total of $156 yesterday when she bought a new shirt for $13 and a new dress for r dollars.
        3. The new novel Patrick checked out at the library has r number of chapters. If it takes Patrick 13 minutes to read each chapter, he will have the book finished in 156 minutes.
        4. A bus driver made 13 stops along his route this morning. If he had r number of people left on his bus at the end of his route, he picked up a total of 156 people during his route.

      6. At a movie theater, a customer can buy a bag of popcorn and a large soda for a special price. The expression below represents the total amount, in dollars, a customer will save if he buys x bags of popcorn and x large sodas at the special price.

        4.50x + 5.50x − 7.50x
        Which expression is equivalent to the one shown above?
        1. 1.50x
        2. 3.50x
        3. 6.50x
        4. 2.50x

      7. Evaluate the following expression if d = 6.

        1. In which of the following expressions is 5 a coefficient?
          1. 19x + 4y + 5
          2. 5y + 4z
          3. 7x2 + 4x5 + 2
          4. x + 3 + 2 − x

        2. Which expression is equivalent to y(−2)3 − 1?
          1. −6y − 1
          2. −27y
          3. −8y − 1
          4. −9y

      tags: math • 6th grade • Personalized Learning Plan • PLP • Power Playlist Diagnostic Assessment • Summit Denali • Summit Public Schools • Common Core State Standards • CCSS • K-12 • Common Core • Algebraic Expressions
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