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Patterns Algebraic Expressions Equations Algebraic Expressions 2 Misc

Question Write the first three numbers in the pattern: Start with 20 and multiply by 2 repeatedly

Answer 1 – 10 20, 40, 80

Question Write the first 4 numbers in the pattern Start with 100 and divide by 2 repeatedly

Answer 1 – , 50, 25, 12.5

Question Write a rule for the number pattern 25, 29, 33, 37, 41…

Answer 1 – 30 Start with 25 and add 4 repeatedly

Question Write a rule for the number pattern 55, 55, 44, 33…

Answer 1 – 40 Start with 55 and subtract 11 repeatedly

Question Write a rule for the number pattern 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21

Answer 1 – 50 Start with 1, 1 and add the two previous terms to get the next term

Question Write an algebraic expression for the model

Answer 2 – 10 2x + 1

Question Draw a model for the following algebraic expression 5x + 2

Answer 2 – 20 Model:

Question Write an expression for the word phrase: 6 less than x

Answer 2 – 30 X - 6

Question Write an expression for the word phrase The quotient of d and 12

Answer 2 – 40 d/12

Question Write a word phrase for the expression: 9 – r = 1

Answer 2 – 50 Answers will vary

Question X + 9 = 21

Answer 3 – 10 X = 12

Question X – 20 = 40

Answer 3 – 20 X = 60

Question n = 125

Answer 3 – 30 N = 25

Question n/30 = 7

Answer 3 – 40 N = 210

Question x = 16

Answer 3 – 50 X = 3.5

Question Evaluate for x = 5 2 (x + 6)

Answer 4 – 10 22

Question Evaluate for x = 11 2x - 11

Answer 4 – 20 11

Question Evaluate for x = x ÷ 2

Answer 4 – 30 14

Question Evaluate for x = (x)

Answer 4 –

Question Evaluate for x = 11 3x – 2x + 5

Answer 4 – 50 16

Question Fill in the blank 5 (8 – 3) = (5 · 8) – (5 ·___)

Answer 5 – 10 3

Question Fill in the blank 10 (a + b) =( 10· ____) + (10 ·b)

Answer 5 – 20 a

Question What property is shown? 2 (2+3) = 2(2) + 2(3)

Answer 5 – 30 Distributive Property

Question What do you call the letters than stand for numbers in expressions or equations?

Answer 5 – 40 Variables

Question Fill in the blanks: 11 (x + y) =( ____ · ____ ) + (____ · ____)

Answer 5 – 50 11, x, 11, y