Exam 3: Solving Equations
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Write the equation. Let x be the unknown number. Twelve is 7 less than twice a number.
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Complete the table for j, k, m, and n. Then choose the correct answer. x -2 j k m -1 n y=2-4x 10 9 8 7 6 5
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In Mrs. Kay's math class, there are 150 points on the final exam and 520 total points for the course. Just prior to the final exam, several students are thinking about their grade. A student has earned 91, 84, and 88 points on tests and only 5 points on projects and homework. Is it possible for the student to earn a B or better (80%)?
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State the inverse operation needed to solve the equation. Solve the equation.
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Solve the equation from the table.
x y=6-2 x 1 4 2 2 3 0 4 -2
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The sum of three consecutive integers is 243. Write an equation and solve it to find the smallest integer.
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Write an equation so y depends on x. Find the self-employed Social Security payment, y, at 12.4% of net income, x.
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