Moana and Mawi collected a total of 48 stickers during their summer camp. Moana has twice as many stickers as Mawi.
Which of the following equations correctly represents the situation?
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Moana and Mawi collected a total of 48 stickers during their summer camp. Moana has twice as many stickers as Mawi.
Which of the following equations correctly represents the situation?
x + 2x = 48
2x + 2x = 48
x + x = 48
x + (x+2) = 48
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Moana and Mawi collected a total of 48 stickers during their summer camp. Moana has twice as many stickers as Mawi.
Construct a bar model to represent the situation.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Anna is saving money in her piggy bank. She already has ₱500.00 and plans to save ₱25.00 each week. This situation is represented by the equation below:
where:
· T represents the total amount of money saved;
· w represents the number of weeks;
· 500 is the initial amount saved;
· 25 is the amount added each week.
In the equation T = 10 + 5w , what do you call T?
Constant
Coefficient
Exponent
Variable
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Anna is saving money in her piggy bank. She already has ₱500.00 and plans to save ₱25.00 each week. This situation is represented by the equation below:
where:
· T represents the total amount of money saved;
· w represents the number of weeks;
· 500 is the initial amount saved;
· 25 is the amount added each week.
In the equation T = 10 + 5w , what do you call 10?
Constant
Coefficient
Exponent
Variable
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Camila works as a cashier and is paid ₱350 per day for an 8 – hour shift. She earns an additional ₱50 per hour for extra hours worked. This situation is represented by the equation:
50x + 350 = y
If Camila worked for 9 hours on a certain day, how much does she earn?
₱400
₱450
₱500
₱550
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Camila works as a cashier and is paid ₱350 per day for an 8 – hour shift. She earns an additional ₱50 per hour for extra hours worked. This situation is represented by the equation:
50x + 350 = y
One week, Camila worked 6 days, and on two of those days, she worked 3 extra hours each. What was her total earnings for that week?
₱2,200
₱2,250
₱2,300
₱2,400
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Camila works as a cashier and is paid ₱350 per day for an 8 – hour shift. She earns an additional ₱50 per hour for extra hours worked. This situation is represented by the equation:
50x + 350 = y
Camila claimed that she earned ₱800 on a day when she worked 10 hours. Is her calculation correct?
Yes, because 350 + (50 × 10) = 800
Yes, because she earns ₱50 for every extra hour, and she worked 10 hours in total.
No, because the correct equation should be 350 + (5 × 2), and she earned ₱450.
No, because she forgot to subtract the base hours from the extra hours before multiplying.
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