Which of these verbal equations comes from the following algebraic equation?
Which of these verbal equations comes from the following algebraic equation?
Solve for "n". Remember that adding or subtracting fractions require common denominators. Simplify your answer.
Which of these verbal equations comes from the following algebraic equation?
Solve for "w". Remember to line up decimal points when we add or subtract.
The words double, triple, and quadruple all mean division.
SHOW YOUR WORK!!! WRITE AN EQUATION AND SOLVE IT (solve for "c")!!!
Glenda is shaving cats ("c") for a cat show. She shaves exactly 3/10 pounds of hair from each cat. When finished, she has 12/5 pounds of cat hair in all. How many cats did she shave? (solve for "c")
Translate the verbal equation into algebraic terms. Use "n" for any unknown value.
Solve for "k".
Drag and match the word(s) on the left with the corresponding term on the right it respresents (2 points each match).
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
quotient | arrow_right_alt | addition |
product | arrow_right_alt | subtraction |
sum | arrow_right_alt | multiplication |
results in | arrow_right_alt | division |
difference | arrow_right_alt | equals |
Translate the equation and solve for "n".
"The sum of the number "n" and 17.8 is 24.5"
SHOW YOUR WORK!!!
1) Translate the equation into algebraic terms
2) Solve the equation for the variable (y)
The quotient of y and 12 equals 5
