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Solve One Step Equations Write the Equation/ Expression Plug and ChugWord Problems Final Jeopardy Jeopardy Board

Solve One Step Equations Solve: x + 4 = 8 BoardAnswer

Board Solve One Step Equations Solve: x + 4 = 8 x + 4 = 8 – 4 x = 4

Solve: x – 2 = -3 BoardAnswer Solve One Step Equations - 200

Board Solve One Step Equations x – 2 = x = -1 Solve: x – 2 = -3

BoardAnswer Solve: 2x = 6 Solve One Step Equations - 300

Board Solve One Step Equations Solve: 2x = 6 2x = 6 22 x = 3

BoardAnswer Solve One Step Equations - 400

Board Solve One Step Equations   5 x = 50

BoardAnswer Solve One Step Equations - 500

Board Solve One Step Equations Multiply by the reciprocal ____ 1 x = 18

BoardAnswer Write as algebraic expression: Write the Expression/Equation Five dollars more than Jennifer earned

Board Write the Expression/Equation Five dollars more than Jennifer earned D + 5

BoardAnswer Write the Expression/Equation Three runs less than the Eagles scored

Board Write the Expression/Equation Three runs less than the Eagles scored E - 3

BoardAnswer Write the Expression/Equation Six more than a number is 20.

Board Write the Expression/Equation- 300 N + 6 = 20 Six more than a number is 20.

BoardAnswer Write the Expression/Equation times the number of students is 320.

Board Write the Expression/Equation times the number of students is n = 320

BoardAnswer Write the Expression/Equation M&Ms less than Mrs. Baker has is 132

Board Write the Expression/Equation M&Ms less than Mrs. Baker has is 132 B – 55 = 132

BoardAnswer Plug and Chug The expression x+7 can be used to find the total cost of a group of friends going to an amusement park where x is the number of friends. How much will it cost for 9 friends to go?

Board Plug and Chug The expression x+7 can be used to find the total cost of a group of friends going to an amusement park where x is the number of friends. How much will it cost for 9 friends to go? X + 7 = C X = = C C = $ 16

BoardAnswer Plug and Chug Solve: 3x + 2, if x = 7

Board Plug and Chug Solve: 3x + 2, if x = 7 3x + 2 = ? X = 7 3(7) + 2 = ? = ? 23

BoardAnswer Plug and Chug The expression 3x + 4 can be used to determine the price of dog food where x is the number of bags of dog food. How much would it cost if there were 8 bags of dog food?

Board Plug and Chug- 300 The expression 3x + 4 can be used to determine the price of dog food where x is the number of bags of dog food. How much would it cost if there were 8 bags of dog food? 3x + 4 = C X = 8 3(8) + 4 = C = C C = $ 28

BoardAnswer Plug and Chug Solve: 2.5x – 5.6, if x = 8.2

Board Plug and Chug Solve: 2.5x – 5.6, if x = x -5.6 = ? X = (8.2) – 5.6 =? – 5.6 = ? 14.90

BoardAnswer Plug and Chug Solve: 3x + 7x + 12 = -8

Board Plug and Chug Solve: 3x + 7x + 12 = -8 3x + 7x + 12 = -8 10x + 12 = x= X = - 2

Board Kate and Brandon each solved the equation, b = 16. Whose solution is correct? Kate: b = 13.4 Brandon: b = 12.2 Answer Word Problems - 100

Board Word Problems Kate and Brandon each solved the equation, b = 16. Whose solution is correct? Kate: b = 13.4 ** Brandon: b = 12.2**

BoardAnswer Mrs. Smith taught for 15 years in many schools. Her average stay at each school was 3 years. A students is trying to determine how many schools Mrs. Smith has taught in. Write an equation for the situation. Word Problems - 200

Board Word Problems Mrs. Smith taught for 15 years in many schools. Her average stay at each school was 3 years. A students is trying to determine how many schools Mrs. Smith has taught in. Write an equation for the situation. 3s = 15

BoardAnswer Translate into an equation: The plumber charges $40 per hour plus $50 service charge. The bill comes to $170. Word Problems - 300

Board Word Problems Translate into an equation: The plumber charges $40 per hour plus $50 service charge. The bill comes to $ h + 50 = 170

BoardAnswer Suppose you have d dollars. After you pay your sister the $5 you owe her, you have $18 left. How much money did you have at the beginning? Word Problems - 400

Board Word Problems Suppose you have d dollars. After you pay your sister the $5 you owe her, you have $18 left. How much money did you have at the beginning? d – 5 = 18 D = $23

BoardAnswer Alaska, Hawaii and Washington have active volcanoes. Alaska has 43, Hawaii has 5, and Washington has v. If they have 52 active volcanoes in all, how many volcanoes does Washington have? Word Problems - 500

Board Word Problems Alaska, Hawaii and Washington have active volcanoes. Alaska has 43, Hawaii has 5, and Washington has v. If they have 52 active volcanoes in all, how many volcanoes does Washington have? v = v = 52 V = 4 volcanoes

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Final Jeopardy Question Answer The perimeters of these rectangles are equal. Write an equation and solve for x. xx x + 5 2x x – 4

Board Final Jeopardy Question The perimeters of these rectangles are the same. Write an equation and solve for x. xx x + 5 2x x – 4 P = x + x x + x + 5 Perimeter of left rectangle = 4x + 10 P = x – 4 + 2x + x – 4 + 2x Perimeter of right rectangle = 6x – 8 Since the perimeters are the same, set them equal to each other 4x + 10 = 6x – 8 – 4x 10 = 2x – = 2x 22 x = 9