Unit 3, Lesson 19 Quiz

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Samantha works part time at a store where she earns $462.30 each month. Write an expression that could be used to find the amount Samantha earns working any number of months (m). Use the letter x as your multiplication sign.

Unit 3, Lesson 19 Quiz

Samantha works part time at a store where she earns $462.30 each month. Write an expression that could be used to find the amount Samantha earns working any number of months (m). Use the letter x as your multiplication sign.

Kyle spends a total of $44 for 4 sweatshirts. Each sweatshirt costs the same amount of money.
Which bar model could be used to show this situation?

Samantha works part time at a store where she earns $462.30 each month. Write an expression that could be used to find the amount Samantha earns working any number of months (m). Use the letter x as your multiplication sign.

Kyle spends a total of $44 for 4 sweatshirts. Each sweatshirt costs the same amount of money.
Which bar model could be used to show this situation?

Suki is trying to solve the equation 62.75 + x = 92.
Determine whether Suki could use each statement below to reason and solve the equations.
Choose True of Yes and False for no.
a. Suki can add 62.75 to both sides of the equation.

Sukid asks, "What number can be added to 62.75 to get 92?'

Suki thinks, "x is the difference between 92 and 62.75."

Suki can divide 92 by x to get the value equal to 62.75.

Suki knows that
62.75 + 0.25 - 63 and
63 + 29 - 92,
so x must be 29.25.

David and Ted are walking a trail. Ted walks 3.1 kilometers farther than David.
Part A:
Write and equation for the number of kilometers David walks, d, if Ted walks 5.4 kilometers.

Write an equation for the number of kilometers Ted walks, t, if David walkd 4.9 kilometers.

Fill in the blanks to tell the distance David and Ted walk.
If Ted walks 5.4 kilometers, then how many meters does David walk?

If David walks 4.9 kilometers, then how many meters does Ted walk?

Suki is trying to solve the equation 62.75 + x = 92.
Determine whether Suki could use each statement below to reason and solve the equations.
Choose True of Yes and False for no.
a. Suki can add 62.75 to both sides of the equation.

Sukid asks, "What number can be added to 62.75 to get 92?'

Suki thinks, "x is the difference between 92 and 62.75."

Suki can divide 92 by x to get the value equal to 62.75.

Suki knows that
62.75 + 0.25 - 63 and
63 + 29 - 92,
so x must be 29.25.

David and Ted are walking a trail. Ted walks 3.1 kilometers farther than David.
Part A:
Write and equation for the number of kilometers David walks, d, if Ted walks 5.4 kilometers.

Write an equation for the number of kilometers Ted walks, t, if David walkd 4.9 kilometers.

Fill in the blanks to tell the distance David and Ted walk.
If Ted walks 5.4 kilometers, then how many meters does David walk?

If David walks 4.9 kilometers, then how many meters does Ted walk?

Unit 3, Lesson 19 Quiz

Samantha works part time at a store where she earns $462.30 each month. Write an expression that could be used to find the amount Samantha earns working any number of months (m). Use the letter x as your multiplication sign.

Kyle spends a total of $44 for 4 sweatshirts. Each sweatshirt costs the same amount of money. Which bar model could be used to show this situation?

Samantha works part time at a store where she earns $462.30 each month. Write an expression that could be used to find the amount Samantha earns working any number of months (m). Use the letter x as your multiplication sign.

Kyle spends a total of $44 for 4 sweatshirts. Each sweatshirt costs the same amount of money. Which bar model could be used to show this situation?

Suki is trying to solve the equation 62.75 + x = 92. Determine whether Suki could use each statement below to reason and solve the equations.Choose True of Yes and False for no.a. Suki can add 62.75 to both sides of the equation.

Sukid asks, "What number can be added to 62.75 to get 92?'

Suki thinks, "x is the difference between 92 and 62.75."

Suki can divide 92 by x to get the value equal to 62.75.

Suki knows that 62.75 + 0.25 - 63 and 63 + 29 - 92, so x must be 29.25.

David and Ted are walking a trail. Ted walks 3.1 kilometers farther than David.Part A:Write and equation for the number of kilometers David walks, d, if Ted walks 5.4 kilometers.

Write an equation for the number of kilometers Ted walks, t, if David walkd 4.9 kilometers.

Fill in the blanks to tell the distance David and Ted walk.If Ted walks 5.4 kilometers, then how many meters does David walk?

If David walks 4.9 kilometers, then how many meters does Ted walk?

Suki is trying to solve the equation 62.75 + x = 92. Determine whether Suki could use each statement below to reason and solve the equations.Choose True of Yes and False for no.a. Suki can add 62.75 to both sides of the equation.

Sukid asks, "What number can be added to 62.75 to get 92?'

Suki thinks, "x is the difference between 92 and 62.75."

Suki can divide 92 by x to get the value equal to 62.75.

Suki knows that 62.75 + 0.25 - 63 and 63 + 29 - 92, so x must be 29.25.

David and Ted are walking a trail. Ted walks 3.1 kilometers farther than David.Part A:Write and equation for the number of kilometers David walks, d, if Ted walks 5.4 kilometers.

Write an equation for the number of kilometers Ted walks, t, if David walkd 4.9 kilometers.

Fill in the blanks to tell the distance David and Ted walk.If Ted walks 5.4 kilometers, then how many meters does David walk?

If David walks 4.9 kilometers, then how many meters does Ted walk?

Kyle spends a total of $44 for 4 sweatshirts. Each sweatshirt costs the same amount of money.
Which bar model could be used to show this situation?

Kyle spends a total of $44 for 4 sweatshirts. Each sweatshirt costs the same amount of money.
Which bar model could be used to show this situation?

Suki is trying to solve the equation 62.75 + x = 92.
Determine whether Suki could use each statement below to reason and solve the equations.
Choose True of Yes and False for no.
a. Suki can add 62.75 to both sides of the equation.

Suki knows that
62.75 + 0.25 - 63 and
63 + 29 - 92,
so x must be 29.25.

David and Ted are walking a trail. Ted walks 3.1 kilometers farther than David.
Part A:
Write and equation for the number of kilometers David walks, d, if Ted walks 5.4 kilometers.

Fill in the blanks to tell the distance David and Ted walk.
If Ted walks 5.4 kilometers, then how many meters does David walk?

Suki is trying to solve the equation 62.75 + x = 92.
Determine whether Suki could use each statement below to reason and solve the equations.
Choose True of Yes and False for no.
a. Suki can add 62.75 to both sides of the equation.

Suki knows that
62.75 + 0.25 - 63 and
63 + 29 - 92,
so x must be 29.25.

David and Ted are walking a trail. Ted walks 3.1 kilometers farther than David.
Part A:
Write and equation for the number of kilometers David walks, d, if Ted walks 5.4 kilometers.

Fill in the blanks to tell the distance David and Ted walk.
If Ted walks 5.4 kilometers, then how many meters does David walk?