Expressions & Equations (7MAAP)

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7.EE.3

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7.EE.3

Match the following EQUIVALENT EXPRESSIONS

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7.EE.1

Mrs. Kimble earns $125 per week working at a furniture store. For each piece of furniture she sells, Mrs. Kimble earns an additional $5. This week, she wants to earn more than $500.

If is c the number of pieces of furniture Mrs. Kimble sells, which inequality represents this situation, and what quantities are true for c?

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7.EE.4b

A store marks up the merchandise it receives from the manufacturer by 25%. Which expressions can be used to determine the price the store charges when the manufacturer charges dollars?

Select two answer choices.

• 0.25m

• 1.25m

• m+0.25

• m+0.25m

• 1.25m+m

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7.EE.2

• 5x+16

• 5x-16

• -5x+16

• -5x-16

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7.EE.1

A cell phone company is giving a 20% discount on all phone accessories. Which expressions can be used to find the sale price of an item with an original price of x dollars?

Select two answer choices.

• -20x

• 0.2x

• 0.8x

• x-0.2x

• 100-20x

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7.EE.2

Every day of the week, Jordan earns $4 per hour for delivering newspapers. She also earns a weekly bonus of $10 if she arrives on time to work each day.

Last week, Jordan arrived on time to work every day and earned a total of $96 for h hours of work.

Based on this situation, which statement is true?

• Jordan worked a total of 4 hours.

• Jordan worked a total of 10 hours.

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7.EE.4a

Two rectangular properties share a common side. Lot A is 33 feet wide and 42 feet long. The combined area of the lots is 1,848 square feet.

How many feet wide is Lot B?

• 11 feet

• 14 feet

• 44 feet

• 56 feet

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7.EE.4a

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7.EE.3