Exam 3: Solving Equations
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Write the sentence as an equation containing parentheses. Solve the equation. Skate World charges $90 for 10 children and $8 for each additional child. How many children can be invited on a $170 budget? Let the number of children be x.
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Describe the equation as an identity or a conditional equation. For conditional equations, state the number of variables in the equation.
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Test scores are 92 out of 100, 95 out of 100, and 91 out of 100. Homework is 35 out of 70. What is the minimum final exam score x (200 points possible) is needed to get 90% or better?
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Write an equation containing parentheses: The output is the sum of two consecutive numbers.
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Write an equation so that y depends on x. Find the amount of tax, y, for an 8.7% sales tax on a purchase x.
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Write the following problem as an equation and solve. The product of 4 and a number is 24.
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To solve 4(1 + 3x) = 4 from a graph, find the value of x where:
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State the inverse operation needed to solve the equation. Solve the equation.
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Solve the following inequality by using the Addition Property of Inequalities.
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