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MATHO Fill in your board with scrambled answers. Should have one answer left over because of free space. Show all work and if you win – Your Team Wins!!

1) OOO Simplify: 4 + 2(3) – 12 ÷ 6 + 3 Hint - PEMDAS

2) Equation Solve: -7 = -1 + x/3 2-Step

3) Equation How many solutions? One solution/No solution/Infinite solution 3(2x + 4) = 12 + 6x Answer to #1 = 11

4) Vocab What is the coefficient? 3 + 7x = 25 Hint – INB Answer to #2 = -18

5) Vocab Definition for One Solution: Answer to #3 = Infinite

6) Equations Solve: 10 + x/-3 = 8 Answer to #4 = 7

7) Computation Simplify: -2 + (-12) – (-3) – 4 Hint – Bam Bam Answer to #5 = Only one specifice # will make equation true

8) Equation Which of the following is No Solution? x + 2 = 2 + x or x – 4 = 4 + x Answer to #6 = 6

9) Equation How many solutions? One solution/No solution/Infinite solution 4x – 10 = ½(4x – 10) Answer to #7 = -15

10) Equation Solve: 2(2x + 5) = 2x + 50 Answer to #8 = x – 4 = 4 + x

11) OOO Simplify: -2(-3) – 4 + 4(-2) Hint - PEMDAS Answer to # 9 = One Solution

12) Equation How many solutions? One solution/No solution/Infinite solution 3x – 10 = 10 + 3x Answer to #10 = 20

13) Equation Solve: 12 = 2/3(6x + 12) Hint – Distributive Property then 2-step Answer to #11 = -6

14) OOO Simplify when a = 2: 3a2 + 5a Hint - PEMDAS Answer to #12 = No Solutions

15) Computer Program What Computer Program does CPMS use that allows students to practice math concepts? Students can even practice at home! Answer to #13 = 1

16) VOCAB What is the variable? 2k – 10 = 12 Answer to #14 = 22

17) Vocab Solve: What is the definition for Infinite solutions? Answer to #15 = IXL

18)Equation Solve for K: ½(10k + 6) = 4k – 7 Hint – Distributive Property Answer to #16 = k

19) Computation Simplify: -2 – 5 – (-3) – 10 Hint – Bam Bam Answer to #17 = All real numbers make the equation true

20) Equation Definition for No Solution: Hint - INB Answer to #18 = -10

21) Equation Solve: 35 = 5 + 3(5x – 10) Hint – Distributive Property First! Answer to #19 = -14

22) Equation Solve: 116 = 8 + 6r + 12 + 2r Hint – Like terms first Answer to #20 = Can not be solved, no real number will make it true

23) Equation Solve: -2x + 5 = 23 Hint – 2-step Answer to #21 = 4

24) VOCAB Have same variable raised to same power and can be combined Hint – INB Answer to #22 = 12

25) Equation Solve: ½(4x + 10) = 5 Hint – Distributive Property first Answer to #23 = -9