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Froggy Jumps Solving Linear EquationsOnline version Lesson 1- By Mariana and Yismel by Mariana Bobadilla Valenzuela 1 Solve for C. 3=C/2 a 3 b 6 c 1.5 2 Which property of equality is shown below? If: 19g = f Then:19gh = fh a Addition Property of Equality b Subtraction Property of Equality c Multiplication Property of Equality 3 Solve for d. d + 16/–1 = 1 a 17 b 15 c -17 4 Solve for f. –5 = 2(f − 6) − 9 a -8 b 8 c 7 5 Brenda grew 497 plants with 71 seed packets. With 99 seed packets, how many total plants can Brenda have in her backyard? Assume the relationship is directly proportional. a 693 plants b 97 plants c 339 plants 6 Zane earned a total of $7,676 for 404 hours of babysitting. After a total of 442 hours of babysitting, how much money will Zane have earned? Assume the relationship is directly proportional. a 442$ b 8,398 $ c 1,256$ 7 Which measurement is more precise? a 90.1 teaspoons b 79 teaspoons c both 8 Which measurement is more precise? a 7.8 cups b both c 38 cups 9 Solve for g. –4g–20–16g=10–18g a -20 b -15 c 10 10 How many solutions does this equation have? 13.7h − 13.04 = 19.29 + 13.7h a no solution b one solution c many solutions 11 Solve for z. 10 = 2\|–z\| Write your answers as integers or as proper or improper fractions in simplest form. a z = -6 or z = 6 b z = -7 or z = 7 c z = -5 or z = 5 12 How many solutions does the equation have? 0 = 8\|c + 4\| a no solution b one solutions c two solutions 13 Rewrite the following equation in slope-intercept form. y + 4 = 1/5(x+ 5) a y= 2/5x-4 b y = 1/5x - 3 c 15x-4=y 14 Solve for y in terms of v, w, and x. v=–1/w xy a y=–vw/x b y=wx/v c y=xw/v 15 Solve for t. t + 2.6 = 10.8 a -2.8 b 8.2 c -8.2 16 Solve for y. 4y = 19.16 a 4.79 b 4.78 c 5.90 17 Solve for z. 3z − –5 = 11 a 4 b -2 c 2 18 Solve for u. 1 = u − 13/4 a 17 b -17 c 18 19 Jill's graduation picnic will cost $210 if it has 42 attendees. At most how many attendees can there be if Jill budgets a total of $650 for her graduation picnic? Assume the relationship is directly proportional. a 135 b 130 c 200 20 Helen took a total of 40 quizzes over the course of 5 weeks. How many weeks of school will Helen have to attend this quarter before she will have taken a total of 48 quizzes? Assume the relationship is directly proportional. a 7 b 8 c 6

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Solving Linear EquationsOnline version

by Mariana Bobadilla Valenzuela

Solve for C. 3=C/2

Which property of equality is shown below? If: 19g = f Then:19gh = fh

Solve for d. d + 16/–1 = 1

Solve for f. –5 = 2(f − 6) − 9

Brenda grew 497 plants with 71 seed packets. With 99 seed packets, how many total plants can Brenda have in her backyard? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

Zane earned a total of $7,676 for 404 hours of babysitting. After a total of 442 hours of babysitting, how much money will Zane have earned? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

Which measurement is more precise?

Which measurement is more precise?

Solve for g. –4g–20–16g=10–18g

How many solutions does this equation have? 13.7h − 13.04 = 19.29 + 13.7h

Solve for z. 10 = 2|–z| Write your answers as integers or as proper or improper fractions in simplest form.

How many solutions does the equation have? 0 = 8|c + 4|

Rewrite the following equation in slope-intercept form. y + 4 = 1/5(x+ 5)

Solve for y in terms of v, w, and x. v=–1/w xy

Solve for t. t + 2.6 = 10.8

Solve for y. 4y = 19.16

Solve for z. 3z − –5 = 11

Solve for u. 1 = u − 13/4

Jill's graduation picnic will cost $210 if it has 42 attendees. At most how many attendees can there be if Jill budgets a total of $650 for her graduation picnic? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

Helen took a total of 40 quizzes over the course of 5 weeks. How many weeks of school will Helen have to attend this quarter before she will have taken a total of 48 quizzes? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.