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Simplify: 3k + 3l + 3k - 3l - 3k + 3 - 3k

3

Simplify: 2g + 15 + 8g - 10 + h

10g + h + 5

Lila buys 5 kg of apples at $n each kg and 6 kg of pears at $4 each kg a) How much does Lila have to pay in total in terms of n?

5n + 24

Jeff had $100. He gave $y to his son. The remainder was then shared equally between his 2 daughters. Express each daughter’s share in terms of y.

(100-y)/2

Lila has $10. She buys 8 postcards at $m each How much does Lila have left in terms of m?

10-8m

Evaluate the following expression using b=10: 100-8b

20

Evaluate the following expression using m=40: (100-m)/6=

10

Simplify: 3x + 8 + 4x

7x + 8

Simplify: 15b + 18c + 6c - 5 - 12b

3b + 24c -5

Simplify: 2 + 6d -1 - d

5d - 1

Simplify: 10n - 6n + 13 + 2n

6n + 13

Vivian bought 8 books. She gave the cashier $120 and received $z change. Express the cost of 1 bottle of cooking oil in terms of z

(120-z)/8

Evaluate the expression using x=3: 3x + 15

24

Alice has some marbles. He puts x marbles in a bag. There are 6 bags and 2 extra marbles in total Express the total number of marbles in terms of x

6x + 2

Simplify: 90a + 120b + 300c - 180c + 30a

120a + 120b + 120c

Vivian bought 4 candles. She gave the cashier $15 and received $m change Express the cost of 1 lollipop in terms of m.

(15-m)/4

Simplify: 6p + 12q -3q + 3p

9p + 9q

Simplify: 7s + 15t - 7t + 4s - 8t

11s