BIG 20 Check for (9/29) A

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Select ALL expressions that represent the AREA of Ubah’s bedroom.

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Solve the equation.

p = _______

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Solve the equation.

n = _______

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Bill and Mike each opened savings accounts on the same day, intending to withdraw the money for tennis lessons. Bill opened his account with $710 and withdrew $35 per week. Mike opened his account with $570 and withdrew $25 weekly. In how many weeks will their balances be equal?

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Mr. Smith needed to rent a moving van. Mayflower Movers charges a rate of $90 per hour plus a $50 truck fee. Mabel’s Movers charges $70 per hour plus a $90 truck fee. For what number of hours of rental is the cost for the two companies the same?

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Mike purchases 1¾ pounds of M&M's for $5.32 per pound, 2/3 pounds of Skittles for $2.40 per pound, 3/5 pound of Starbursts for $3.65 per pound at the candy store. What is the total amount he spent on candy?

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Toby spent $36.25 to begin his bird house business. He sold birdhouses for $5.50 per birdhouse. He sold 22 birdhouses. He plans to set aside one-third of his earnings toward supplies for the next month. How much money will Toby have for supplies next month?

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What is the solution to the following equation?

a = _______

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Solve the compound inequality below.
(AKS 3 Big Idea 3)

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TJ is offered a job with a salary of $42,000 and a raise of $6,000 per year. Another company offers him $62,000 and a raise of $2,000 per year. After how many years will TJ make more money if he accepts the first offer?

Write an inequality describing the situation.__________
After how many years will TJ make more money if he accepts the first offer? __________

                                                                                                                                          (AKS 3 Big Idea 3)

BIG 20 Check for (9/29) A

Select ALL expressions that represent the AREA of Ubah’s bedroom.

Bill and Mike each opened savings accounts on the same day, intending to withdraw the money for tennis lessons. Bill opened his account with $710 and withdrew $35 per week. Mike opened his account with $570 and withdrew $25 weekly. In how many weeks will their balances be equal?

Mr. Smith needed to rent a moving van. Mayflower Movers charges a rate of $90 per hour plus a $50 truck fee. Mabel’s Movers charges $70 per hour plus a $90 truck fee. For what number of hours of rental is the cost for the two companies the same?

Mike purchases 1¾ pounds of M&M's for $5.32 per pound, 2/3 pounds of Skittles for $2.40 per pound, 3/5 pound of Starbursts for $3.65 per pound at the candy store. What is the total amount he spent on candy?

Toby spent $36.25 to begin his bird house business. He sold birdhouses for $5.50 per birdhouse. He sold 22 birdhouses. He plans to set aside one-third of his earnings toward supplies for the next month. How much money will Toby have for supplies next month?

Solve the compound inequality below. (AKS 3 Big Idea 3)

Select ALL expressions that represent the AREA of Ubah’s bedroom.

Bill and Mike each opened savings accounts on the same day, intending to withdraw the money for tennis lessons. Bill opened his account with $710 and withdrew $35 per week. Mike opened his account with $570 and withdrew $25 weekly. In how many weeks will their balances be equal?

Mr. Smith needed to rent a moving van. Mayflower Movers charges a rate of $90 per hour plus a $50 truck fee. Mabel’s Movers charges $70 per hour plus a $90 truck fee. For what number of hours of rental is the cost for the two companies the same?

Mike purchases 1¾ pounds of M&M's for $5.32 per pound, 2/3 pounds of Skittles for $2.40 per pound, 3/5 pound of Starbursts for $3.65 per pound at the candy store. What is the total amount he spent on candy?

Toby spent $36.25 to begin his bird house business. He sold birdhouses for $5.50 per birdhouse. He sold 22 birdhouses. He plans to set aside one-third of his earnings toward supplies for the next month. How much money will Toby have for supplies next month?

Solve the compound inequality below. (AKS 3 Big Idea 3)

Solve the compound inequality below.
(AKS 3 Big Idea 3)

Solve the compound inequality below.
(AKS 3 Big Idea 3)