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Mathematics

In this lesson, we will learn how to read and write algebraic equations and figure out what value of a variable will make a true equation.

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Worksheet

Q1:

Express the following phrase as an algebraic equation: The product of and is 48.

Q2:

Michael wants to buy a video game that costs $70. If Michael has $10, which of the following equations represents the amount of money he needs to buy the video game?

Q3:

Given that it costs $12 for each hour of snorkeling and that the cost of the equipment is $11, determine the equation that represents the cost in dollars, , for snorkeling for hours.

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