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1 Heatherwood Mathletes Green and Orange Belt Home Eercises January 1, 00
2 Addition and Subtraction using numbers between 0 and Create Answer Sheet # Make your own s at: Copyright 1 Knowledge Share LLC. May be photocopied for personal or school use only. 1 of 1 01/1/0 1:
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10 Equations Translating Verbal Statements into Equations (Answer ID # 000) Epress each of the following problems algebraically. (Hint: Use n as the unknown number and create an equation from the problem.) 1. two times a number, less is n. The sum of 0 and a number is less than the product of and a number is 0. 1 less than twice a number is. less than a number equals 10. Onefourth of a number is 1 1. more than times a number is 1 1. The product of 1 and a number is 1. more than times a number is 0. Onesith of a number is. Twice the sum of a certain number and is 1. twelve times a number equals 10. The sum of a number and two times the same number is. four less than ten times a number is seven times the sum of a number and is The sum of and the product of and a number is 0 1. A number increased by is 0. The sum of and the product of and a number is. si less than twelve times a number is. ten times a number added to 1 is 11. two times a number, less is less than a number equals. two times a number equals 1. nine times a number added to is 1. A number minus is 0 1. Twice the sum of a certain number and is A number increased by is. The sum of a number and nine times the same number is 0. A number minus is less than twice a number is 11 of 01/1/0 1:
11 Algebra Problems. code Algebra Practice Problems Name: Date: Worksheet generated at 1.) y 1 y 1.) y 1 y.) y 0 y 10.) y y 0.) y 1 y.) y y 1 of 1 01/1/0 1:0
12 Complete. Algebra Review (Answer ID # 00) 1. One number is twentyeight more than three times another number. If each number were multiplied by four, their difference would be. What are the numbers?. A number is three less than four times another number. Their sum is one hundred two. What are the numbers?. If the larger of two numbers were decreased by three hundred fortynine, then the two numbers would be the same. The sum of the two numbers is. What are the numbers?. The larger of two numbers is si more than si times the smaller number. The larger number is also one hundred twentytwo more than two times the smaller number. What are the numbers? 1 of 01/1/0 1:1
13 Complete. Algebra Review (Answer ID # 01) 1. There are three consecutive even integers. Half the sum of the second and third numbers is. What are the integers?. The sum of two consecutive integers is. What is the second number?. What are two consecutive integers, such that seven times the larger minus three times the smaller is?. The sum of four consecutive odd integers is,,. What is the second number? 1 of 01/1/0 1:0
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