Math Quiz

Write a number in each box to identify the coordinates of each point.

A: (​ (a)   , ​ (b)   )

B: (​ (c)   , ​ (d)   )

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Write a numerical expression that represents the following calculation: Subtract 9 from the quotient of 48 and 4.

Mathematical Equivalence

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Three vertices of a triangle are located at A (5, 4), B (3, 1), and C (2, 5). Graph and label each of the three vertices.

Alisha and Peter both make batches of granola, but they use different recipes. Alisha’s recipe uses 3 cups of oats. Peter’s recipe uses 5 cups of oats. Complete the table to show the amount of oats that each person uses for different numbers of batches Starting with the first batch.

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(a) Cups of Oats Used by Alisha

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(b) Cups of Oats Used by Peter

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Alisha and Peter both make batches of granola, but they use different recipes. Alisha’s recipe uses 3 cups of oats. Peter’s recipe uses 5 cups of oats. Write a number in each box to form an ordered pair that describes the amount of oats each person will use to make 7 batches. The first number should be the amount of oats that Alisha will use, and the second number should be the amount of oats that Peter will use.​

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b

40

35

21

24

Each week, Devon will work 6 hours and Kara will work 4 hours. Write a number to complete the ordered pairs showing the total number of hours that Devon and Kara will have worked after each week.

(6, 4) (12, ​ (a)   ) (​ (b)   , 12) (24, 16) (​ (c)   , ​ (d)   )

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Plot the ordered pairs on the graph provided in the worksheet.

(2, 4) (3, 5) (4, 6) (6, 6) (8,4) (10,2)

Which expression represents a number that is three times as great as the product of 14 and 9?

• A) 3 + (14 x 9)

• B) (14 + 9) x 3

• C) 3 x (14 x 9)

• D) (14 x 9) ÷ 3

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