Target 4A Practice Part 1

Target 4A Practice Part 1

9th Grade

6 Qs

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Target 4A Practice Part 1

Target 4A Practice Part 1

Assessment

Quiz

Mathematics

9th Grade

Hard

CCSS
HSA.CED.A.3, 8.EE.C.8C

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Kim and Kanye go to Walmart to shop for new clothes for North West. Kim buys North 4 pairs of shoes and 2 onesies. Kanye buys North 3 pairs of shoes and 5 onesies. Kim spends $86 and Kanye spends $166. Write a system of equations that models this real-world situation. (Do not solve).

4x+2y=864x+2y=86
3x+5y=1663x+5y=166

4x+2y=1664x+2y=166
3x+5y=863x+5y=86

Tags

CCSS.HSA.CED.A.3

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Mrs. Szymanski bought her sixth hour pizza and pop. Each pizza was $8.50 and each can of pop was $0.75. Her total (before tax) came to $52.75. She bought a total of 29 items. How many pizzas and cans of pop did she buy? Write a system of equations that models this real-world situation. (Do not solve).

x+y=29x+y=29
8.50x+0.75y=52.758.50x+0.75y=52.75

x+y=52.75x+y=52.75
8.50x+0.75y=298.50x+0.75y=29

8.50x+y=298.50x+y=29
x+0.75y=52.75x+0.75y=52.75

Tags

CCSS.HSA.CED.A.3

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Candy at the gas station cost $1.50 per piece. Gatorade cost $2.25 per bottle. You can spend no more than $15 on candy and Gatorade, and you need at least 9 items in all to pass out to your friends. Write a system of inequalities that models this real-world situation. (Do not solve).

x+y9x+y\ge9
1.50x+2.25y151.50x+2.25y\le15

x+y15x+y\ge15
1.50x+2.25y91.50x+2.25y\le9

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Milk costs $2.70 per liter and water costs $1.50 per liter. You can spend no more than $12 on drinks, and you need at least 6 liters in all. Write the system of inequalities that models this situation.

x+y6x+y\ge6
2.70x+1.50y122.70x+1.50y\le12

x+1.50y6x+1.50y\le6
2.70x+y122.70x+y\le12

x+y12x+y\ge12
2.70+1.50y62.70+1.50y\le6

5.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Joe and John go to the store to shop for life size teddy bears and balloons for deserving ladies at Morton West. Joe buys 7 life size teddy bears and 12 balloons. John buys 10 life size teddy bears and 5 balloons. Joe spends $176 and John spends $236.25. Select the two equations to setup a system of equations that models this real-world situation. (Do not solve).

7x+12y=176

10x+5y=236.25

7x+10y=176

12x+10y=236.25

7x+12y=236.25

Tags

CCSS.HSA.CED.A.3

6.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Ana the little Girl Scout wants to sell 900 boxes of Girl Scout cookies this year. Each Thin Mint box costs $4.25 and each Samoas costs $4.50. She knows if she reaches her goal, she will make $3944.25. Select the two equations to setup a system of equations that models this real-world situation. (Do not solve).

x+y=900

4.25x+4.50y=3944.25

x+y=3944.25

4.25x+4.50y=900

4.25x+y=900

Tags

CCSS.8.EE.C.8C