Translate each of the following into a equation
7 more than a number is 33
x+7=33
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Translate each of the following into a equation
13 more than a number is 22
x+13=22
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Translate each of the following into a equation
3 more than the product of a number and 9 is 25
9x+3=25
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Translate each of the following into a equation
4 more than the product of a number and 11 is 63
11x+4=63
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Translate each of the following into a equation
3 less than the product of a number and 2 is 25
2x-3=25
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Translate each of the following into a equation
5 less than the product of a number and 12 is 34
12x-5=34
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Two Water park memberships
-an unlimited use membership for $50 per month, or
-a monthly $15 fee plus $5.00 per visit
Solve for the number of visits per month needed for the memberships types to cost the same.
v=7
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Two Water park memberships
-an unlimited use membership for $33 per month, or
-a monthly $9 fee plus $6.00 per visit
Solve for the number of visits per month needed for the memberships types to cost the same.
v=4
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Mike bought x, boxes of cookies to bring to the party. Each box contains 10 cookies. He decides to keep two boxes for himself. As a result, he brings 80 cookies to the party. What does your variable represent?
The number of boxes of cookies
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Mike bought x, boxes of cookies to bring to the party. Each box contains 10 cookies. He decides to keep two boxes for himself. As a result, he brings 70 cookies to the party. Solve for x, and what does x mean?
x=The number of boxes of cookies
x=5
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Mike bought x, boxes of cookies to bring to the party. Each box contains 13 cookies. He decides to keep three boxes for himself. As a result, he brings 65 cookies to the party. Solve for x, and what does x represent.
x=number of boxes of cookies
x=2
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Steve has three more nickels than dimes in his pocket, for a total of $1.40.
Write an equation to represent this situation.
0.10d+0.05(d+3)=1.40 or
0,10d+0.05d+.15=1.40 or
0.15d+.15=1.40
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Steve has five more nickels than dimes in his pocket, for a total of $1.90
How many dimes and nickel does Steve have.
dimes=11
nickels=16
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There are two numbers whose sum is 72. One number is twice the other.
Write and equation for the situation.
x+2x=72
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How old am I if 400 reduced by 2 times my
age is 244?
