Topic 3 Test part 2

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10 questions

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Topic 3 Test part 2

Last updated over 5 years ago

10 questions

Note from the author:

Equations and Inequalities

This is a continuation of you Topic 3 Test. Please answer the questions and check work before submitting. 
You only have one attempt.

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The equation 3x = 12. Solve the equation.
The solution of the equation is __________

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You have a deck of t trading cards. You give 21 cards to a friend and have 2 left for yourself. How many cards were in the original deck?
Write a simpler, equivalent equation to solve t – 21 = 2 and find the number of cards in the deck.
There were _____ trading cards in the deck.

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The fundraising group collected quarters from the school’s wishing well. The group arranged the quarters into 5 piles of 40 quarters. Let q be the number of quarters in the well.
Solve the equation q ÷ 5 = 40 to find the number of quarters in the well.
There were _______ quarters in the well.

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Using your answer from the last question.
How much money, in dollars, did the group collect? (reminder 4 quarters = 1 dollar)
The group collected $_______.

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Graph the following inequality on the number line: x > 8

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Equations and Inequalities

This is a continuation of you Topic 3 Test. Please answer the questions and check work before submitting. 
You only have one attempt.

The equation 3x = 12. Solve the equation.
The solution of the equation is __________

Tell which situations are equations, and which are inequalities by matching them to appropriate category?

Equation
Inequality

A boy earned $28 babysitting on Saturday night.
The homework took no more than 3 hours to complete.
Two friends live 7 blocks apart.
Each class must have fewer than 25 students

Which of these situations can you represent with the inequality x ≤ 44 ? Check all that apply.

You must be at least 44 inches tall to go on this ride.

A loaf of bread must be baked for at most 44 minutes.

You have less than 44 minutes left on a parking meter.

The bill at a restaurant was no more than $44.

You have a deck of t trading cards. You give 21 cards to a friend and have 2 left for yourself. How many cards were in the original deck?
Write a simpler, equivalent equation to solve t – 21 = 2 and find the number of cards in the deck.
There were _____ trading cards in the deck.

The fundraising group collected quarters from the school’s wishing well. The group arranged the quarters into 5 piles of 40 quarters. Let q be the number of quarters in the well.
Solve the equation q ÷ 5 = 40 to find the number of quarters in the well.
There were _______ quarters in the well.

Using your answer from the last question.
How much money, in dollars, did the group collect? (reminder 4 quarters = 1 dollar)
The group collected $_______.

Fill in the blanks to create an inequality represented by the graph below.

Graph the following inequality on the number line: x > 8

Our School Mascot is a Bulldog

True

False

There are 32 days in December.

True

False

Tell which situations are equations, and which are inequalities by matching them to appropriate category?

Equation

Inequality

A boy earned $28 babysitting on Saturday night.

The homework took no more than 3 hours to complete.

Two friends live 7 blocks apart.

Each class must have fewer than 25 students

Which of these situations can you represent with the inequality x ≤ 44 ?  Check all that apply.

You must be at least 44 inches tall to go on this ride.

A loaf of bread must be baked for at most 44 minutes.

You have less than 44 minutes left on a parking meter.

The bill at a restaurant was no more than $44.

Fill in the blanks to create an inequality represented by the graph below.

Our School Mascot is a Bulldog

True

False

There are 32 days in December.

True

False

Topic 3 Test part 2

Topic 3 Test part 2

The equation 3x = 12. Solve the equation.The solution of the equation is __________

You have a deck of t trading cards. You give 21 cards to a friend and have 2 left for yourself. How many cards were in the original deck? Write a simpler, equivalent equation to solve t – 21 = 2 and find the number of cards in the deck.There were _____ trading cards in the deck.

The fundraising group collected quarters from the school’s wishing well. The group arranged the quarters into 5 piles of 40 quarters. Let q be the number of quarters in the well.Solve the equation q ÷ 5 = 40 to find the number of quarters in the well.There were _______ quarters in the well.

Using your answer from the last question.How much money, in dollars, did the group collect? (reminder 4 quarters = 1 dollar)The group collected $_______.

Graph the following inequality on the number line: x > 8

The equation 3x = 12. Solve the equation.The solution of the equation is __________

Tell which situations are equations, and which are inequalities by matching them to appropriate category?

Which of these situations can you represent with the inequality x ≤ 44 ? Check all that apply.

You have a deck of t trading cards. You give 21 cards to a friend and have 2 left for yourself. How many cards were in the original deck? Write a simpler, equivalent equation to solve t – 21 = 2 and find the number of cards in the deck.There were _____ trading cards in the deck.

The fundraising group collected quarters from the school’s wishing well. The group arranged the quarters into 5 piles of 40 quarters. Let q be the number of quarters in the well.Solve the equation q ÷ 5 = 40 to find the number of quarters in the well.There were _______ quarters in the well.

Using your answer from the last question.How much money, in dollars, did the group collect? (reminder 4 quarters = 1 dollar)The group collected $_______.

Fill in the blanks to create an inequality represented by the graph below.

Graph the following inequality on the number line: x > 8

Our School Mascot is a Bulldog

There are 32 days in December.

The equation 3x = 12. Solve the equation.
The solution of the equation is __________

You have a deck of t trading cards. You give 21 cards to a friend and have 2 left for yourself. How many cards were in the original deck?
Write a simpler, equivalent equation to solve t – 21 = 2 and find the number of cards in the deck.
There were _____ trading cards in the deck.

The fundraising group collected quarters from the school’s wishing well. The group arranged the quarters into 5 piles of 40 quarters. Let q be the number of quarters in the well.
Solve the equation q ÷ 5 = 40 to find the number of quarters in the well.
There were _______ quarters in the well.

Using your answer from the last question.
How much money, in dollars, did the group collect? (reminder 4 quarters = 1 dollar)
The group collected $_______.

The equation 3x = 12. Solve the equation.
The solution of the equation is __________

You have a deck of t trading cards. You give 21 cards to a friend and have 2 left for yourself. How many cards were in the original deck?
Write a simpler, equivalent equation to solve t – 21 = 2 and find the number of cards in the deck.
There were _____ trading cards in the deck.

The fundraising group collected quarters from the school’s wishing well. The group arranged the quarters into 5 piles of 40 quarters. Let q be the number of quarters in the well.
Solve the equation q ÷ 5 = 40 to find the number of quarters in the well.
There were _______ quarters in the well.

Using your answer from the last question.
How much money, in dollars, did the group collect? (reminder 4 quarters = 1 dollar)
The group collected $_______.