Forming Equations

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5 mins • 1 pt

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign.
I think of a number. I subtract 7. The answer is 16.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I divide it by 9. The answer is 4.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I multiply it by 3 and the answer is 18.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I add 12, the answer is 20.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number, multiply it by 3 then add 7, the answer is 19.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number, then add 2, the multiply the result by 4. The answer is 36.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Three more than double a number is 15

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Forming Equations

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign.
I think of a number. I subtract 7. The answer is 16.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I divide it by 9. The answer is 4.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I multiply it by 3 and the answer is 18.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I add 12, the answer is 20.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number, multiply it by 3 then add 7, the answer is 19.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number, then add 2, the multiply the result by 4. The answer is 36.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Three more than double a number is 15

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Twice the length of a hedge is 14 metres. (n is the length of the hedge)

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Simon bought some peanut bars. They cost $2 each, the total cost was $16 (n is the number of peanut bars).

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Russell ran round a track 24 times. He ran 4800 m in total. (n is the length of the track).

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Forming Equations

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign. I think of a number. I subtract 7. The answer is 16.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide. I think of a number. I divide it by 9. The answer is 4.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.I think of a number. I multiply it by 3 and the answer is 18.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.I think of a number. I add 12, the answer is 20.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.I think of a number, multiply it by 3 then add 7, the answer is 19.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.I think of a number, then add 2, the multiply the result by 4. The answer is 36.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.Three more than double a number is 15

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.Twice the length of a hedge is 14 metres. (n is the length of the hedge)

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.Simon bought some peanut bars. They cost $2 each, the total cost was $16 (n is the number of peanut bars).

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.Russell ran round a track 24 times. He ran 4800 m in total. (n is the length of the track).

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Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign.
I think of a number. I subtract 7. The answer is 16.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I divide it by 9. The answer is 4.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I multiply it by 3 and the answer is 18.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number. I add 12, the answer is 20.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number, multiply it by 3 then add 7, the answer is 19.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
I think of a number, then add 2, the multiply the result by 4. The answer is 36.

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Three more than double a number is 15

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Twice the length of a hedge is 14 metres. (n is the length of the hedge)

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Simon bought some peanut bars. They cost $2 each, the total cost was $16 (n is the number of peanut bars).

Write an equation for each of these, use 'n' for the unknown number.
Do not include spaces between numbers and the equals sign, use a / for divide.
Russell ran round a track 24 times. He ran 4800 m in total. (n is the length of the track).