Exam 3: Solving Equations
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Write the following problem as an equation and solve. The sum of a number and 1 is 6.
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Write the sentence as an equation with x as the input, or independent, variable and y as the output, or dependent, variable. The output is five more than negative two times the input.
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Write the equation for the sentence. Let x be the unknown number. Three times a number is 2.3.
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Write the following problem as an equation and solve. A number decreased by 3 is 2.
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Solve the following inequality by using the Addition Property of Inequalities.
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Write the sentence as a two variable equation containing parentheses. Describe your variables so y depends on x. A DVD rental is $7 for two days and a penalty of $8 for each additional day.
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Solve the equation to find the cash advance for a 3% credit card fee. 0.03x = 10.80
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State the inverse operation needed to solve the equation. Solve the equation.
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Write the sentence as an equation containing parentheses. Solve the equation. At an outdoor concert, the staff adds 4 seats to each row of x seats. There are 25 rows altogether, and there are 1,200 seats altogether. How many seats, x, were in the original rows?
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Solve the following inequality by using the Addition Property of Inequalities.
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Tell what was done to the first equation to get the second equation.
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The Valley Inn charges $37.50 per person and a $500 service charge. Write and solve an inequality that shows the number of persons (x) who can attend a wedding reception on a $3650 budget.
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