Unit 1 Test

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I affirm that this exam represents my own work, without the use of any unpermitted aids or resources. I understand that there will no tolerance towards academic dishonesty, and that cheating may lead to automatic failure on this assessment, as well as being reported to the administration.

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Simplify the expression. You must show your steps to receive credit.

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Which is equivalent to:

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Which is equivalent to:

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Which is equivalent to:

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Simplify the expression completely. You must show your steps to receive full credit.

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Simplify the expression completely. You must show your steps to receive full credit.

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Simplify the expression completely.

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Select the algebraic equation that matches the verbal phrase.

"Three times the difference of one and a number."

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Select the verbal expression that matches the algebraic expression.

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Evaluate the expression for the given values. You must show your steps to receive full credit.

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Look at the model and write the simplified expression.

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Evaluate the expression for the given values. You must show your steps to receive full credit.

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Evaluate the expression for the given values. You must show your steps to receive credit.




Leave your answer as an improper fraction. Your answer should be in fraction form.

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Fill in the number(s) that would make the following equations true.

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Fill in the number(s) that would make the following equations true.

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Fill in the number(s) that would make the following equations true.

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Fill in the number(s) that would make the following equations true.

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Fill in the number(s) that would make the following equations true.

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Identify what the unknown variable x represents in this problem.

"Sam wants to buy a new iPad. His mom gives him $50 for his birthday. Sam plans to save $15 a week until he has enough money to buy the iPad."

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Write an algebraic expression that could be used to model the following situation.

"Sam wants to buy a new iPad. His mom gives him $50 for his birthday. Sam plans to save $15 a week until he has enough money to buy the iPad."