Rational Number Operations (6th TEKS)

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Which expression(s) have a value greater than 12? Options: A. Card I only, B. Card II only, C. Card III only, D. Cards I and III

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Card II only

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Which expression is best represented by the number line model? Options: A., B., C., D.

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Simplify the expression below.

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10

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Mrs. Barker displays a math problem on the white board. Which of the following expressions is also equal to the problem on the white board? Options: A., B., C., D.

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Sylvia wants to buy a new tablet, but she does not have enough money in her bank account to pay for one. Which of these is NOT an option for Sylvia? A. She can save money and pay with her debit card to buy the tablet later., B. She can buy the tablet now with her credit card., C. She can save money and pay cash to buy the tablet later., D. She can buy the tablet now with her debit card.

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She can buy the tablet now with her debit card.

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Jeremy is packaging a stew into to-go containers. There are 8¾ cups of stew that need to be put into 5 to-go containers equally. How many cups of stew will be in each container?

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A card game requires that you have a sum of 5 to win. Based on the cards shown below, will Cameron win the game?

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No, because he has a sum of 0.

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The table below shows the relationship between the number of bridesmaid bouquets and the number of flowers. Which equation best represents the relationship? Options: A. b = 15f, B. f = 15b, C. f = b + 15, D. f = 15 – b

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f = 15b

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A bike travels 24 miles in 3 hours. At this rate, how many miles will the bike travel in 10 hours?

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80 miles

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$495.80