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solving algebraic equations using inverse operations

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Please comple the following questions in your notebook. I will be doing periodic homework checks so make sure you do not lose it. You can check your work with the key at the end

Homework

1) Worksheet (Done on Paper)

2) 6.1 Formative Assessment Quiz

1

Write your answer without units

1

Solve the following equation:

x = 24.6

x = -2.4

x = 2.4

x = -24.6

1

Solve the following equation:

x = -19.3

x = 3.14

x = 19.3

x = 254.7

1

Solve the following equation:

x = 9.5

x = -4.8

x = -9.5

x = -30

1

Solve the following equation:

x = 18.6

x = 7.4

x = -18.6

x = -2.32

1

Graham is building a pathway from his garage to the garden. If the paving stones he is looking at buying are 2.3 feet in length, and the distance from his garage to the garden is 42.6 feet in length, how many paving stones will Graham need?

Approximately 40 stones

Approximately 98 stones

Approximately 19 stones

Approximately 45 stones

1

Solve the following equation:

x = 177

x = 19.7

x = 111

x = 155

1

Solve the following equation:

x = -72

x = -96

x = -85

x = -83

1

Solve the following equation:

x = 0.45

x = 8.95

x = 5.55

x = 4

1

A student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote it like this...
Are these the same equation?

Yes

No

1

Solve

x = -10.2

x = -28.3

x = -2.8

x = 5

1

One student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote
Are these equations equivalent? Hint: think about multiplying polynomials from last unit...

Yes

No

1

Solve

-2

3

-3

2

1

Amy earns a flat rate of $400 per week planting trees in addition to $1.50 per tree she is able to plant. How many trees does she plant if she earns $892 in one week? (hint: write the equation that represents this problem first, then solve for x)

50 trees

328 trees

192 trees

594 trees

6.1: Algebraic Equations & Inequalities

6.1: Algebraic Equations & Inequalities

Homework

1) Worksheet (Done on Paper)

2) 6.1 Formative Assessment Quiz

Write your answer without units

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Graham is building a pathway from his garage to the garden. If the paving stones he is looking at buying are 2.3 feet in length, and the distance from his garage to the garden is 42.6 feet in length, how many paving stones will Graham need?

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

A student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote it like this...
Are these the same equation?

Solve

One student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote
Are these equations equivalent? Hint: think about multiplying polynomials from last unit...

Solve

Amy earns a flat rate of $400 per week planting trees in addition to $1.50 per tree she is able to plant. How many trees does she plant if she earns $892 in one week? (hint: write the equation that represents this problem first, then solve for x)

Homework

1) Worksheet (Done on Paper)

2) 6.1 Formative Assessment Quiz

Write your answer without units

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Graham is building a pathway from his garage to the garden. If the paving stones he is looking at buying are 2.3 feet in length, and the distance from his garage to the garden is 42.6 feet in length, how many paving stones will Graham need?

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

A student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote it like this...
Are these the same equation?

Solve

One student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote
Are these equations equivalent? Hint: think about multiplying polynomials from last unit...

Solve

Amy earns a flat rate of $400 per week planting trees in addition to $1.50 per tree she is able to plant. How many trees does she plant if she earns $892 in one week? (hint: write the equation that represents this problem first, then solve for x)

6.1: Algebraic Equations & Inequalities

6.1: Algebraic Equations & Inequalities

Homework

1) Worksheet (Done on Paper)

2) 6.1 Formative Assessment Quiz

Write your answer without units

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Graham is building a pathway from his garage to the garden. If the paving stones he is looking at buying are 2.3 feet in length, and the distance from his garage to the garden is 42.6 feet in length, how many paving stones will Graham need?

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

A student wrote an equation like this...Another student wrote it like this...Are these the same equation?

Solve

One student wrote an equation like this...Another student wrote Are these equations equivalent? Hint: think about multiplying polynomials from last unit...

Solve

Amy earns a flat rate of $400 per week planting trees in addition to $1.50 per tree she is able to plant. How many trees does she plant if she earns $892 in one week? (hint: write the equation that represents this problem first, then solve for x)

Homework

1) Worksheet (Done on Paper)

2) 6.1 Formative Assessment Quiz

Write your answer without units

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Graham is building a pathway from his garage to the garden. If the paving stones he is looking at buying are 2.3 feet in length, and the distance from his garage to the garden is 42.6 feet in length, how many paving stones will Graham need?

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

Solve the following equation:

A student wrote an equation like this...Another student wrote it like this...Are these the same equation?

Solve

One student wrote an equation like this...Another student wrote Are these equations equivalent? Hint: think about multiplying polynomials from last unit...

Solve

Amy earns a flat rate of $400 per week planting trees in addition to $1.50 per tree she is able to plant. How many trees does she plant if she earns $892 in one week? (hint: write the equation that represents this problem first, then solve for x)

A student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote it like this...
Are these the same equation?

One student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote
Are these equations equivalent? Hint: think about multiplying polynomials from last unit...

A student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote it like this...
Are these the same equation?

One student wrote an equation like this...
Another student wrote
Are these equations equivalent? Hint: think about multiplying polynomials from last unit...