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Welcome! The Topic For Today Is… Math

Your Topic EquationsPolynomialsInequalitiesOperationsHodge-Podge Bonus Question: 5000 pts

Equations: 200 Question: Solve for “x”: x + 6 = 34 Answer x = 28

Equations : 400 Question: Solve for “r”: -4.9 = r Answer r = -7

Equations : 600 Question: Solve for “m”: 2m/5 = 4 Answer m = 10

Equations : 800 Question: Solve for “t”: 5/3t + 1/3t = -14 Answer t = -7

Equations : 1000 Question: Solve for “x”: 4x/22 = 8/11 Answer: x = 4

Polynomials: 200 Question: Add: (6x + 3) + (9x + 5) Answer 15x + 8

Polynomials : 400 Question: Simplify: 10x₂ - 2x – (8x₂ - 9) Answer 2x₂ - 4x + 9

Polynomials : 600 Question: Express the perimeter of the triangle. Answer 11m + 8

Polynomials : 800 Question: Multiply: (x – 2) (x + 4) Answer x₂ + 2x - 8

Polynomials : 1000 Question: Simplify: (-2x)(4x₃y₂)(-y₄x₃) Answer 8x₇y₆

Inequalities: 200 Question: Solve: x – 6 < 4 Answer x < 10

Inequalities : 400 Question: Simplify: 10x₂ - 2x – (8x₂ + 2x – 9) Answer 2x₂ - 4x + 9

Inequalities : 600 Question: What inequality is represented by this graph: Answer x > 4

Inequalities : 800 Question: Solve: -20 ≤ -4p Answer p ≤ 5

Inequalities : 1000 Question: Solve: -0.25x ≤ 1/2 Answer x ≥ -2

Operations: 200 Question: Find 3x₂y, when x = 2 and y = 3. Answer 36

Operations : 400 Question: Which number property is being displayed? 15(5 * 7) = 7(15 * 5) Answer Associative property for multiplication

Operations : 600 Question: Replace the ? With = or ≠: (3 + 7 )6 ? (3 + 6)7 Answer (3 + 7 )6 ≠ (3 + 6)7

Operations : 800 Question: Simplify: (-4)₂ + 3 – 1₃ Answer 18

Operations: 1000 Question: Simplify: / 4 * 3 Answer 19

Hodge-Podge : 200 Question: Simplify: -4₂ Answer -16

Hodge-Podge : 400 Question: Find the hypotenuse: Answer 13

Hodge-Podge : 600 Question: If the area of a rectangle is 40cm₂ and its length is 8cm, what is its perimeter? Answer 26cm

Hodge-Podge : 800 Question: The number -5, divided by “x”, is equal to 15. What is “x” Answer x = -1/3

Hodge-Podge : 1000 Question: The sum of twice a certain number and 10 is 46. Find the number. Answer 18

Bonus Question: 5000 pts. Question: Simplify: 9x/6 + 2x – 7/3 – x – 5/4 Answer … 23x – 13/12

The Winner Of The Last Round Write Down How Much Money You Are Willing To Risk If You get the Question write you win that money If you get it wrong you Loss the money!

The Winner Of The Last Round Write Down How Much Money You Are Willing To Risk If You get the Question write you win that money If you get it wrong you Loss the money!