Unit 4 Review Please label your paper “Unit 4 Review” and show all of your work.

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Unit 4 Review Please label your paper “Unit 4 Review” and show all of your work.

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.5 1)

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.6 Write an the expression that represents the following situation: 1)A number increased by 12 2)Twice a number divided by 7 3)A number less than 20 2)

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.6 3)

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.7 4)

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.7 Write and equation and solve. 1)How old is Amanda if she will be 47 in 14 years? 2)At a restaurant, Jackie and 5 friends divided the total bill evenly. If each person paid $12.50, what was the total bill? 5)

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.8 Write an inequality for each situation: 1)There are more than 20 students in the classroom. 2)The bus driver will allow no more than 45 students on the bus. 6)

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.8 Write and graph an inequality for each situation: 1)Julianna’s salary cannot exceed $1,200 for the month 2)The concert was between 75 and 120 minutes long. 7)

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.9 At Anthony’s Pizza Palace, the base price of a cheese pizza is $ Each additional topping is $ )Create an equation and identify the dependent and independent variables. 2)Find the cost of a pizza with 2 toppings and 5 toppings. 8)

GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 6.EE.9 Given the following situations, find the missing variable. Independent VariableDependent Variable Ex. Number of hours you studyYour test score Number of gallons in your gas tank? ?Your weight Number of people at your party? 9)