6th Grade Math - EE.A.2.A - Writing Algebraic Expressions
11 Questions
Writing Algebraic Expressions Introduction
Write this phrase as an algebraic expression.
Which verbal expression DOES NOT represent 8 - x?
Define the variable and write the phrase as an algebraic expression.
Write a verbal expression for 4(y+3).
Which TWO verbal expressions represent the algebraic equation below?
Use the table to answer the question below.
Match each algebraic expression to the word problem it represents.
A student tried writing an expression for the situation below, but made a mistake. Click on the part of his expression that is either unnecessary or incorrect.
Determine whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true. Justify your reasoning.
Tricia claims that the correct expression for the problem below is 3(t + 10). Do you support her claim? Why or why not? Type in your answer.
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