Kelso Math A1 #9 - Algebra 1 - Lesson 5.2

Last updated almost 5 years ago

10 questions

Note from the author:

Illustrative Math

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Kelso Math A1 #9 - Algebra 1 - Lesson 5.2

Last updated almost 5 years ago

10 questions

Note from the author:

Illustrative Math

I will have to check this.

Differences month to month:

Use your math language...

A swimming pool contains 500 gallons of water. A hose is turned on, and it fills the pool at a rate of 24 gallons per minute. Which expression represents the amount of water in the pool, in gallons, after 8 minutes?

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The population of a city is 100,000. It doubles each decade for 5 decades.

Select all expressions that represent the population of the city after 5 decades.

Yes or No and how do you know?

This question is asking whether there is a number that you can multiply the height by to get exactly the next height. Yes or no?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

How much money will be in Bank account C in 5 weeks?

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Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

How much money will be in Bank account D in 5 weeks?

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Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

At what week will account C contain more money than account D?

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Kelso Math A1 #9 - Algebra 1 - Lesson 5.2

Kelso Math A1 #9 - Algebra 1 - Lesson 5.2

I will have to check this.

Differences month to month:

Use your math language...

A swimming pool contains 500 gallons of water. A hose is turned on, and it fills the pool at a rate of 24 gallons per minute. Which expression represents the amount of water in the pool, in gallons, after 8 minutes?

The population of a city is 100,000. It doubles each decade for 5 decades. Select all expressions that represent the population of the city after 5 decades.

Yes or No and how do you know?

This question is asking whether there is a number that you can multiply the height by to get exactly the next height. Yes or no?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.How much money will be in Bank account C in 5 weeks?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.How much money will be in Bank account D in 5 weeks?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.At what week will account C contain more money than account D?

I will have to check this.

Differences month to month:

Use your math language...

A swimming pool contains 500 gallons of water. A hose is turned on, and it fills the pool at a rate of 24 gallons per minute. Which expression represents the amount of water in the pool, in gallons, after 8 minutes?

The population of a city is 100,000. It doubles each decade for 5 decades. Select all expressions that represent the population of the city after 5 decades.

Yes or No and how do you know?

This question is asking whether there is a number that you can multiply the height by to get exactly the next height. Yes or no?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.How much money will be in Bank account C in 5 weeks?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.How much money will be in Bank account D in 5 weeks?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.At what week will account C contain more money than account D?

The population of a city is 100,000. It doubles each decade for 5 decades.

Select all expressions that represent the population of the city after 5 decades.

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

How much money will be in Bank account C in 5 weeks?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

How much money will be in Bank account D in 5 weeks?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

At what week will account C contain more money than account D?

The population of a city is 100,000. It doubles each decade for 5 decades.

Select all expressions that represent the population of the city after 5 decades.

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

How much money will be in Bank account C in 5 weeks?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

How much money will be in Bank account D in 5 weeks?

Bank account C starts with $10 and doubles each week. Bank account D starts with $1,000 and grows by $500 each week.

At what week will account C contain more money than account D?