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Chapter 8 Review One-Step Equations and Inequalities
Chapter 8 Review One-Step Equations and Inequalities
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Review of one-step equations
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6x = 24
6
4
36
24
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Operations that undo each other
Inequality Property
Division Property
Addition Property
Inverse Operations
3
Is this a true statement? x + 3 > 9, if x = 4
True
False
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Which equation does not belong. 5x=20, 4b=7, 8w=32, 12y=48
5x=20
8w=32
4b=7
12y=48
5
4g = 24
6
55
98
12
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Mathematical sentence showing that two expressions are equal.
Coefficient
Multiplicative Inverse
Term
Equation
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Which property best justifies why the two expression below are equivalent? 3(m+5) = 3m + 15
Division Property
Multiplicative Property
Distributive Property
Identity Property
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See image below
add five to each side
subtract five from each side
subtract 12 from each side
add 12 to each side
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Use distributive property to solve 3(2x + 5)
6x + 5
6x + 15
5x + 5
5x + 8
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-5c = 45
-7
-9
7
9
11
w/6 = 35
36
5.5
70
210
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m + 4 = 17
13
21
68
11
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Which division equation has a solution of 42?
360 ÷ 9
378÷9
392 ÷ 8
346 ÷ 7
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Which number makes this a true inequality? 9 + a < 17
7
8
9
15
1/2 e = 1/4
1/2
4
2
8
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A combination of numbers, variables, and at least one operation.
coefficient
expression
equality
constant
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see image below
x = -10
x > 10
x < -10
x > -10
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x - 22 =17
95
374
5
39
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Which number makes this a true statement? 112 ÷ 8 + x ≥ 15 + 4x - 7
10
8
4
2
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Describe the first step in solving the equation 5x = 35
divide both sides by 35
multiply both sides by 5
divide both sides by 5
subtract 5 from both sides
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What is the first step to solve this problem? -6x = 24
subtract -6
divide by -6
divide by 6
multiply by 6
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10r = 69.5
.695
6.95
59.5
6950
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8x = 128
136
16
1568
12
24
e - 3 = 5
15
2
2.5
8
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Which of the following is not a symbol of inequality?
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