Balancing Algebraic Equations: Cups and Chips 2

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11 questions

Question 10

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Balancing Algebraic Equations: Cups and Chips 2

Last updated over 1 year ago

11 questions

Question 2

How many chips are in one cup in the BLACK model? (This is the solution to the equation in #1).

Question 10

10.

Which value of c would make this equation true?
77 = 11c

Question 11

11.

Question 1

Question 2

How many chips are in one cup in the BLACK model? (This is the solution to the equation in #1).

Question 3

Write the algebraic equation this BLUE picture represents. Let n be your variable.

Question 4

How many chips are in one cup in this BLUE model? (This is the solution to the equation in #3).

Question 5

Show how you would share the chips equally in this model.

Question 6

Write the algebraic equation this BLACK picture represents. Let c be your variable.

Question 7

What is the solution to your equation in #6?

Question 8

SHOW the steps you would do to balance this equation. (You may use a calculator).

Question 9

What is the solution to #8? (You may use a calculator).

Which value of c would make this equation true?
77  =  11c

Question 11

11.

Jayden got a new keyboard for his birthday. The cost of the keyboard was $59.99, and his mom paid an extra $11.95 to make sure it shipped to his house on time.

Let r equal the total cost that Jayden's mom spent.

Which equation below represents her spending?

$59.99 - r = $11.95

$59.99 + r = $11.95

r = $59.99 - $11.95

r = $59.99 + $11.95

Question 1

What algebraic equation best represents this BLACK picture if n is your variable?

4 = 8n

4n = 8

n = 2

Question 3

Write the algebraic equation this BLUE picture represents. Let n be your variable.

Question 4

How many chips are in one cup in this BLUE model? (This is the solution to the equation in #3).

Question 5

Show how you would share the chips equally in this model.

Question 6

Write the algebraic equation this BLACK picture represents. Let c be your variable.

Question 7

What is the solution to your equation in #6?

Question 8

SHOW the steps you would do to balance this equation. (You may use a calculator).

Question 9

What is the solution to #8? (You may use a calculator).

Jayden got a new keyboard for his birthday. The cost of the keyboard was $59.99, and his mom paid an extra $11.95 to make sure it shipped to his house on time.

Let r equal the total cost that Jayden's mom spent.

Which equation below represents her spending?

$59.99 - r = $11.95

$59.99 + r = $11.95

r = $59.99 - $11.95

r = $59.99 + $11.95

What algebraic equation best represents this BLACK picture if n is your variable?

4 = 8n

4n = 8

n = 2

Balancing Algebraic Equations: Cups and Chips 2

Balancing Algebraic Equations: Cups and Chips 2

How many chips are in one cup in the BLACK model? (This is the solution to the equation in #1).

Which value of c would make this equation true?77 = 11c

How many chips are in one cup in the BLACK model? (This is the solution to the equation in #1).

Write the algebraic equation this BLUE picture represents. Let n be your variable.

How many chips are in one cup in this BLUE model? (This is the solution to the equation in #3).

Show how you would share the chips equally in this model.

Write the algebraic equation this BLACK picture represents. Let c be your variable.

What is the solution to your equation in #6?

SHOW the steps you would do to balance this equation. (You may use a calculator).

What is the solution to #8? (You may use a calculator).

Jayden got a new keyboard for his birthday. The cost of the keyboard was $59.99, and his mom paid an extra $11.95 to make sure it shipped to his house on time.Let r equal the total cost that Jayden's mom spent.Which equation below represents her spending?

What algebraic equation best represents this BLACK picture if n is your variable?

Write the algebraic equation this BLUE picture represents. Let n be your variable.

How many chips are in one cup in this BLUE model? (This is the solution to the equation in #3).

Show how you would share the chips equally in this model.

Write the algebraic equation this BLACK picture represents. Let c be your variable.

What is the solution to your equation in #6?

SHOW the steps you would do to balance this equation. (You may use a calculator).

What is the solution to #8? (You may use a calculator).

Which value of c would make this equation true?
77 = 11c

Jayden got a new keyboard for his birthday. The cost of the keyboard was $59.99, and his mom paid an extra $11.95 to make sure it shipped to his house on time.

Let r equal the total cost that Jayden's mom spent.

Which equation below represents her spending?