Equality Explorer: Grade 7

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Froggy Jumps Equality Explorer: Grade 7Online version Properties of equality by Jay Ann Ponteras 1 Which statement shows the Reflexive Property of equality? a a = b b b = a + 1 c a = a 2 Symmetric Property: If x = y, then y = ? a x + y b y = z c x 3 Transitive Property: If a = b and b = c, then a = ? a a + c b c c b - a 4 Using addition property of equality, what must you do to both sides of a = 5 to keep equality? a Multiply one side b Divide by zero c Add the same number to both sides 5 Which equation demonstrates multiplication property of equality with 0? a 0·a = 0 b a/0 = b c a = b · 0.5 6 If 2x = 2y, what can you conclude? a x ≠ y b x = y c 2x = y 7 Substitution property allows you to replace a value with its: a square root b different value c equal value 8 Which operation preserves equality when you subtract the same number? a Subtract the same number from both sides b Add to one side only c Multiply only one side 9 What does the Addition Property of Equality require for both sides? a Different numbers added b Opposite numbers c The same number added to both sides 10 If a = 7 and b = a + 3, what is b equal to? a 7 b 10 c 4

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Equality Explorer: Grade 7Online version

Properties of equality

by Jay Ann Ponteras

Which statement shows the Reflexive Property of equality?

a = b

b = a + 1

a = a

Symmetric Property: If x = y, then y = ?

x + y

y = z

Transitive Property: If a = b and b = c, then a = ?

a + c

b - a

Using addition property of equality, what must you do to both sides of a = 5 to keep equality?

Multiply one side

Divide by zero

Add the same number to both sides

Which equation demonstrates multiplication property of equality with 0?

0·a = 0

a/0 = b

a = b · 0.5

If 2x = 2y, what can you conclude?

x ≠ y

x = y

2x = y

Substitution property allows you to replace a value with its:

square root

different value

equal value

Which operation preserves equality when you subtract the same number?

Subtract the same number from both sides

Add to one side only

Multiply only one side

What does the Addition Property of Equality require for both sides?

Different numbers added

Opposite numbers

The same number added to both sides

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Equality Explorer: Grade 7Online version

by Jay Ann Ponteras

Which statement shows the Reflexive Property of equality?

Symmetric Property: If x = y, then y = ?

Transitive Property: If a = b and b = c, then a = ?

Using addition property of equality, what must you do to both sides of a = 5 to keep equality?

Which equation demonstrates multiplication property of equality with 0?

If 2x = 2y, what can you conclude?

Substitution property allows you to replace a value with its:

Which operation preserves equality when you subtract the same number?

What does the Addition Property of Equality require for both sides?

If a = 7 and b = a + 3, what is b equal to?

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