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MIT 21F Spanish I - IV (OCW) 14 Online
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Question 15 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points) [2.01]Which statement is not true? sixteen times c is an algebraic expression. n is a numerical expression. thirteen minus 2 is a numerical expression. forty-seven times u is an algebraic expression. Question 16 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points) [2.03]Evaluate twelve times q when q equals 3. 4 9 fifteen thirty-six Question 17 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points) [2.05]Yasmin is training for a marathon, and each week she increases her running distance. During her first 4 weeks of training, her distances were 1, 2, 4, and 8 miles. What is the rule the sequence follows? Add 2 miles to the previous number. Divide the previous number by 2. Multiply the previous number by 2. Subtract 4 miles from the previous number. Question 18 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points) [2.04]Simplify: fourteen times j plus 2 times j minus twenty-two times k minus 7 times j plus fourteen times k minus 3 times k 9 times j plus eleven times k eleven times j minus 9 times k eleven times j plus 9 times k 9 times j minus eleven times k Question 19 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points) [2.03]Sergio's baby sister gained two pounds each month for her first several months of life. If she weighed 5 pounds when she was born, how many pounds did she weigh after three months? The expression is 5 plus 2 m, where m is the number of months. twenty-one seventeen eleven 7 Question 20 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points) [2.02]Which algebraic expression represents the phrase "seven increased by three times a number"? 7 + 3n 7n + 3 (7 + 3)n 7(3 + n)

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Which statement is not true? sixteen times c is an algebraic expression. n is a numerical expression. thirteen minus 2 is a numerical expression. forty-seven times u is an algebraic expression. ____________________________________________________ n is not a numerical expression. n is an algebraic expression. ____________________________________________________ Evaluate twelve times q when q equals 3. 4 9 fifteen thirty-six ____________________________________________________ Okay. So 12q, and q = 3. 12(3) = 36. ____________________________________________________ Yasmin is training for a marathon, and each week she increases her running distance. During her first 4 weeks of training, her distances were 1, 2, 4, and 8 miles. What is the rule the sequence follows? Add 2 miles to the previous number. Divide the previous number by 2. Multiply the previous number by 2. Subtract 4 miles from the previous number. ____________________________________________________ We're multiplying the previous number by 2 here, dear. ____________________________________________________ Simplify: fourteen times j plus 2 times j minus twenty-two times k minus 7 times j plus fourteen times k minus 3 times k 9 times j plus eleven times k eleven times j minus 9 times k eleven times j plus 9 times k 9 times j minus eleven times k ____________________________________________________ 14 * j + 2 * j - 22 * k - 7 * j + 14 * k - 3 * k 9j - 11k ____________________________________________________ Sergio's baby sister gained two pounds each month for her first several months of life. If she weighed 5 pounds when she was born, how many pounds did she weigh after three months? The expression is 5 plus 2 m, where m is the number of months. twenty-one seventeen eleven 7 ____________________________________________________ 5 + 2m 5 + 2(3) 5 + 6 11 ____________________________________________________ Which algebraic expression represents the phrase "seven increased by three times a number"? 7 + 3n 7n + 3 (7 + 3)n 7(3 + n) ____________________________________________________ 7 + 3n because we have "Seven" and we want to increase that by 3n (3n = 3 * n.) ____________________________________________________ I hope this helped.

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