Solving Equations Review Solve each equation. Then CHECK!!! 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.)

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Solving Equations Review

Solve each equation. Then CHECK!!! 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.)

S TATE IF THE FOLLOWING EQUATIONS ARE THE IDENTITY OR IF IT HAS NO SOLUTION. 5.) 6.)

WORD PROBLEMS D EFINE A VARIABLE, WRITE AN EQUATION, AND S OLVE 7.) The rate to rent a truck is $55 per day and $0.20 per mile. You family pays $80 to rent this truck for one day. How many miles did your family drive?

WORD PROBLEMS D EFINE A VARIABLE, WRITE AN EQUATION, AND S OLVE 8.) On opening night of “New Moon,” the movie theatre sold 300 tickets. Adult tickets cost $8 and child tickets cost $5. If the movie theatre made $1,875, how many tickets of each were sold?

ANSWERS Are you ready!??!

Solve each equation. Then CHECK!!! 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) x = -3 y = 1 k = 41 p = 8

S TATE IF THE FOLLOWING EQUATIONS ARE THE IDENTITY OR IF IT HAS NO SOLUTION. 5.) 6.) NO SOLUTION IDENTITY

WORD PROBLEMS 7.) The rate to rent a truck is $55 per day and $0.20 per mile. You family pays $80 to rent this truck for one day. How many miles did your family drive? m = miles Equation: m = 80 Answer: 125 miles

WORD PROBLEMS 8.) On opening night of “New Moon,” the movie theatre sold 300 tickets. Adult tickets cost $8 and child tickets cost $5. If the movie theatre made $1,875, how many tickets of each were sold? n = child tickets Equation: 5n + 8(300 – n) = 1,875 Answer: n = 175 Child Tickets Sold = 175 Adult Tickets Sold = 125

T ICKET OUT THE DOOR … Did this prepare you well for tomorrow’s quiz??