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Lesson: Writing Verbal Phrases and Sentences as Simple Algebraic Equations

In this lesson, we will learn how to read and write algebraic equations, clarify this concept through tables, and apply it in real-life situations and word problems.

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Worksheet: Writing Verbal Phrases and Sentences as Simple Algebraic Equations • 15 Questions

Q1:

Express the following sentence in algebraic form: The price increased by $6 is $35.

Q2:

Write an equation to describe the following: nine more than the quotient of a number with 6 is 32.

Q3:

Daniel drove 231 miles in 3.8 hours. Which of the following equations can you use to find the rate at which he was traveling?

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Lesson: Writing Verbal Phrases and Sentences as Simple Algebraic Equations

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Worksheet: Writing Verbal Phrases and Sentences as Simple Algebraic Equations • 15 Questions

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