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1.
Twelve less than a number n is 32.
A) n + 12 = 32
B) 12n = 32
C) n – 12 = 32
D) n/12 = 32
2.
The difference between a number n and 71 is 56.
A) n – 71 = 56
B) n + 71 = 56
C) 71n = 56
D) 71/n = 56
3.
The sum of a number n and 10 is 49.
A) n + 10 = 49
B) n – 10 = 49
C) 10n = 49
D) n/10 = 49
4.
A number n added to twelve is 22.
A) n – 12 = 22
B) n + 12 = 22
C) n/12 = 22
D) 12n = 2
5.
The product of a number n and 14 is 56.
A) 14n = 56
B) n/14 = 56
C) n + 14 = 56
D) n – 14 = 56
6.
The quotient of a number n and 7 is 54.
A) 7n = 54
B) n + 7 = 54
C) n/7 = 54
D) n – 7 = 54
7.
To make one gallon of fresh squeezed orange juice, Matthew needs 23 oranges from his tree. If he’s already picked 7, write an equation that will help him determine how many more oranges, x, he needs to pick.
A) 7x = 23
B) x/7 = 23
C) x – 7 = 23
D) x + 7 = 23
8.
John and Carol are planting trees in an alcove near their house. They dug 18 holes for the saplings to be planted, but 2 of the holes were filled before they got back. Write an equation to determine how many trees, t, they can plant.
A) t – 2 = 18
B) t + 2 = 18
C) t/2 = 18
D) 2t = 18
9.
Alfredo has 12 times as much money as Jason has. If Alfredo has $90, write an equation to determine how much money, m, Jason has.
A) 12/m = 90
B) 12m = 90
C) m + 12 = 90
D) m – 12 = 90
10.
Maria is halfway through her daily commute. If she’s driven 7 miles, write an equation to determine how long her total commute is.
A) .5c = 7
B) 2c = 7
C) .5 + c = 7
D) .5 - c = 7
Twelve less than a number n is 32.
A) n + 12 = 32
B) 12n = 32
C) n – 12 = 32
D) n/12 = 32
2.
The difference between a number n and 71 is 56.
A) n – 71 = 56
B) n + 71 = 56
C) 71n = 56
D) 71/n = 56
3.
The sum of a number n and 10 is 49.
A) n + 10 = 49
B) n – 10 = 49
C) 10n = 49
D) n/10 = 49
4.
A number n added to twelve is 22.
A) n – 12 = 22
B) n + 12 = 22
C) n/12 = 22
D) 12n = 2
5.
The product of a number n and 14 is 56.
A) 14n = 56
B) n/14 = 56
C) n + 14 = 56
D) n – 14 = 56
6.
The quotient of a number n and 7 is 54.
A) 7n = 54
B) n + 7 = 54
C) n/7 = 54
D) n – 7 = 54
7.
To make one gallon of fresh squeezed orange juice, Matthew needs 23 oranges from his tree. If he’s already picked 7, write an equation that will help him determine how many more oranges, x, he needs to pick.
A) 7x = 23
B) x/7 = 23
C) x – 7 = 23
D) x + 7 = 23
8.
John and Carol are planting trees in an alcove near their house. They dug 18 holes for the saplings to be planted, but 2 of the holes were filled before they got back. Write an equation to determine how many trees, t, they can plant.
A) t – 2 = 18
B) t + 2 = 18
C) t/2 = 18
D) 2t = 18
9.
Alfredo has 12 times as much money as Jason has. If Alfredo has $90, write an equation to determine how much money, m, Jason has.
A) 12/m = 90
B) 12m = 90
C) m + 12 = 90
D) m – 12 = 90
10.
Maria is halfway through her daily commute. If she’s driven 7 miles, write an equation to determine how long her total commute is.
A) .5c = 7
B) 2c = 7
C) .5 + c = 7
D) .5 - c = 7