Question

@charlotte123

Answer 1

Which is an example of an algebraic expression?

A.
x + 4 = 13

B.
g > 14

C.
m – 37 < 52

D.
b + 32

Answer 2

i think this is D not 100% sure...i forgot what a algebraic expression is...

Answer 3

8 – 2 • 3 + 7

Answer 4

an expression is something like
c + 5
an equation is when it is equal to something
c + 5 = 0
so yes it would be d then.

Answer 5

8 – 2 • 3 + 7

Answer 6

can you do this ^

Answer 7

8 – 2 • 3 + 7
P E M D A S ----> 8 – 6 + 7 ----> 2 + 7 ----> 9

Answer 8

think of it as
\[ 8 - (2 \times 3) + 7\]
Multiply what is inside and then simplify from the left to the right.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

he used pemdas showing that multiplication came first and just showed it like that to make it easier to show and solve...any more questions?

Answer 11

yesssss

Answer 12

Shoot :D

Answer 13

(5 • 8 – 12)(36 ÷ 9 • 4)

Answer 14

Which two options could be the next step in simplifying this expression?

15 + (5 + 21)

A.
36 + 20 (use the commutative property)

B.
20 + 21 (use the associative property)

C.
20 + 36 (use the distributive property)

D.
15 + 26 (use order of operations)

Answer 15

i also this this is D because you must solve what is in the parenthesis to move on.

Answer 16

Martha biked quite a few days last month. She biked 25 miles the first day and 15 miles each day after that. If m represents the number of days after the first day, which expression shows the total distance Martha biked last month?

A.
(15 + 25)m

B.
15 + 25 + m

C.
15m + 25

D.
25m + 15

Answer 17

C because only for the first day she biked 25 miles. each day after that she biked only 15.

Answer 18

Which phrase could be represented by this expression?

2m + 7

A.
seven more than half a number

B.
seven more than twice a number

C.
two more than seven times a number

D.
twice the sum of a number and seven

Answer 19

i would say B because the word form of it is seven more that twice a number.

Answer 20

Jarod is putting a fence around his square lot. He wants to put 20 posts on each side of his lot. This includes one post placed in each corner.

How many posts will Jarod need?


A.
24

B.
80

C.
76

D.
60

Answer 21

well lets say its a square and that a square has 4 sides...so 20 x 4 = 80 which is your answer.

Answer 22

Jorge's rectangular garden was 17 feet long and had a perimeter of 54 feet. He made his garden 5 feet longer. What is the area of his new garden?

A.
220 square feet

B.
22 square feet

C.
64 square feet

D.
85 square feet

Answer 23

i dunno....@charlotte123

Answer 24

lets skip this one

Answer 25

shall we

Answer 26

kk.

Answer 27

the answer is C:

Answer 28

17*2=34
54-34=20/2=10 feet wide
17+5=22 ft long* 10 wide= 220

Answer 29

so you undeadstand @angelv00 ?

Answer 30

Which information is necessary to solve this problem?

A computer company invited 3 students from each of the 50 states to compete in a contest. Each student had to correctly solve 5 problems to make it to the finals. How many students were invited to compete in the contest?

A.
3 students, 50 states, 5 problems

B.
3 students, 5 problems

C.
50 states, 5 problems

D.
3 students, 50 states

Answer 31

yes undeadly

Answer 32

lol don't use my awesome puns...it only works with me because im undead :p
and does 3 students, 50 states mean 3 x 50? if it dose than thats ur answer!

Answer 33

ok sorry LOL:P

Answer 34

does* well now u know.

Answer 35

Francine wants to estimate the answer to this problem to see if her answer is reasonable.

6548 – 4277

Which expression shows these numbers correctly rounded to the nearest hundred?

A.
6500 – 4200

B.
6600 – 4300

C.
6600 – 4200

D.
6500 – 4300

Answer 36

how old are you undead

Answer 37

me? im 14. any whoo..i think it would be B..because:
5 and anything over makes you round it.

Answer 38

im not 100% sure its B...

Answer 39

Julia solved this problem.

Peter had a strip of leather 58.8 cm long. He cut the strip of leather into 6 equal-length pieces. How long was each piece of leather?

Julia said the answer was 0.98 cm.

Is Julia's answer reasonable?

A.
No, because 60 + 6 = 66.

B.
No, because 60 • 6 = 360.

C.
No, because 60 ÷ 6 = 10.

D.
Yes

Answer 40

58.8/6 = 9.8...hmmm tricky.

Answer 41

i would say C...sounds most reasonable...

Answer 42

Which describes a situation when an estimation is appropriate?

A.
Margo wants to buy a sweater for $15.98 and a pair of socks for $1.98. She has $20. She wants to know if she has enough money to buy both.

B.
Margo buys a sweater for $15.98 and a pair of socks for $1.98. She gives the cashier $20. The cashier wants to know how much change to give Margo.

Answer 43

well i would say that margo is stupid but thats not a option..so i would say A.

Answer 44

LOL GOOD ONE REally good one

Answer 45

afk for a moment...

Answer 46

we are done with questions tell me about yourself and i will tell you everything about me

Answer 47

lol