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Math 8 Testlet 003 - Linear Equations 8.EEI.C.7a

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1.

An incomplete equation is shown: 3x + 2 + 2x + 7 =

Which expression could be inserted into the blank to create an equation with infinitely many solutions?

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2.

An equation is shown:

m(2x + 8) - 4 = 7x + 36 + 3x

For which value of m does the equation have infinitely many solutions?

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3.

Select the two equations that have infinitely many solutions:

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4.

Select the two equations that have no solutions.

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5.

The equation shown has infinitely many solutions:

–16x + 9 = b – 16x

What is the value of b?

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6.

The equation shown has infinitely many solutions:

3(4 + 6x) = mx + 12

What is the value of m?

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7.

For each equation in the table, mark whether it has no solutions, exactly one solution, or

infinitely many solutions.

No Solutions

Exactly One Solution

Infinitely Many Solutions

5x-+7x= 2(3x-7)+6x

\frac{1}{2}(12x-4)-3 =x+5(x-1)

3(x-2)+4x=8