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Grade 6 McGraw Hill Glencoe - Answer Keys
Chapter 6:Expressions;Lesson 4: Algebra: Write Expressions


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    Financial Literacy On a recent day, a Euro was equal to about 1.2 American dollars. Write an expression which estimates the number of dollars in x Euros.
    Then estimate the number of American dollars equal to 25 Euros.

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    Justin is 2 years older than one third Marcella's age. Aimee is four years younger than 2 times Justin's age. Define a variable and write an expression to represent Justin's age. Then find Justin's age and Aimee's age If Marcella is 63 years old.

  • Justin is     years old       
    Aimee is     years old    

 HOT Problems Higher Order Thinking

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    Find the Error Elisa is writing an algebraic expression for the phrase 5 less than a number. Find her mistake and correct it.

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    Persevere with Problems Wendy earns $2 for every table she serves plus 20% of the total customer order. Define a variable and write an expression to represent the amount of money she earns for one table.

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    Justify Conclusions If n represents the amount of songs stored on an MP3 player, analyze the meaning of the expressions n+7,  n-2, 4n, and n ÷ 2.

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    Justify Conclusions Determine whether the statement below is always, sometimes, or never true. Justify your reasoning.

    The expressions x —3 and y— 3 represent the same value.

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    Reason Inductively Suppose x is an odd number. Write an expression to represent each of the following:

  • a. The odd number immediately following x.    
    b. The odd number immediately preceding x.    

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