Standard 4 Activity #3

Watch this video to see several examples of how to solve multi-step equations. 

Solve each of the multi-step equations below. When typing your answers, only use numbers. Instead of typing x=8 you would type 8. Feel free to use scratch paper to work out each problem.

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Which equation best represents the situation?

Jared had some apples. He gave away 4 to his friend. He still has 8 apples. How many did he have to begin with?

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Which equation best represents the situation?

Lisa has 3 rolls of quarters. Each roll has the same number of quarters in it. When she dumped them onto a table, she had a total of 75 quarters. How many quarters were in each roll?

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Which equation best represents the situation?Jared had some apples. He gave away 4 to his friend. He still has 8 apples. How many did he have to begin with?

Which equation best represents the situation?Lisa has 3 rolls of quarters. Each roll has the same number of quarters in it. When she dumped them onto a table, she had a total of 75 quarters. How many quarters were in each roll?

Which equation best represents the situation?

Jared had some apples. He gave away 4 to his friend. He still has 8 apples. How many did he have to begin with?

Which equation best represents the situation?

Lisa has 3 rolls of quarters. Each roll has the same number of quarters in it. When she dumped them onto a table, she had a total of 75 quarters. How many quarters were in each roll?