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Jeopardy TranslationsPEMDASPropertiesMisc. Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Translations The product of 8 and a number.

$100 Answer Translations. What is 8n?

$200 Question from Translations Fourteen less than the product of four and a number.

$200 Answer Translations What is 4n - 14?

$300 Question from Translations Six times the sum of a number and five.

$300 Answer Tranlations What is 6 (n+5)?

$400 Question from Translations Jackson gets $10 a week for doing his chores. He also walks dogs for $4 an hour. Write an expression to represent how much money he will earn in a week of he walks dogs for h hours.

$400 Answer Translations What is h ?

$500 Question from Translations Jackson gets $10 a week for doing his chores. He also walks dogs for $4 an hour. Use and expression to determine how much money Jackson will earn for 4 hours of work.

$500 Answer from Translations What is (4) = $26?

$100 Question from PEMDAS 4+ 5(3)

$100 Answer PEMDAS What is 19?

$200 Question from PEMDAS 32 ÷ (2 · 4) + 8

$200 Answer PEMDAS What is 16?

$300 Question from PEMDAS (6x4) – 4(24÷8)

$300 Answer PEMDAS What is 12?

$400 Question from PEMDAS 7[(18 + 2) – 4(5-12)]

$400 Answer PEMDAS What is 56?

$500 Question from PEMDAS Evaluate the expression of a= 2 and b = b 11- a

$500 Answer PEMDAS What is 2?

$100 Question from Properties 1 Name the property: (9+ 2) +4 = 9+ (2+4)

$100 Answer Properties 1 What is Associative Property of Addition?

$200 Question from Properties 1 Name the Property: = 44

$200 Answer Properties 1 What Additive Identity?

$300 Question from Properties 1 Name the Property: 6(4) = 4(6)

$300 Answer Properties 1 What is Commutative Property of Multiplication?

$400 Question Properties 1 Name the Property: 45(1) = 45

$400 Answer Properties 1 What is Multiplicative Identity?

$500 Question from Properties 1 Name the Property: 14 (0) ( 3,456,789) = 0

$500 Answer Properties 1 What is Multiplicative Property of Zero

$100 Question Misc. Give an example of the Associative Property of Multiplication.

$100 Answer from Misc. What is (a x b) x c = a x (b x c)?

$200 Question from Misc. Evaluate: 9 [ (12+10) – 2 (12-2)]

$200 Answer from Misc. What is 18?

$300 Question from Misc. Translate: Two times the sum of a number and eleven.

$300 Answer from Misc. What is 2 (n +11)?

$400 Question from Misc. Aubrey gets a weekly allowance of $45 for doing her chores. She also gets $5 an hour for tutoring her brother Jackson. Write an expression to represent how much money she will her if she tutors for h hours.

$400 Answer from Misc What is h?

$500 Question from Misc. Aubrey gets a weekly allowance of $45 for doing her chores. She also gets $5 an hour for tutoring her brother Jackson. Use an expression to determine how much money she will earn in a week of she tutors for 4 hours.

$500 Answer from Misc. What is $65?

Final Jeopardy What am I supposed to study tonight?

Final Jeopardy Answer What is (answers will vary)?