7. 1.9001 z = 8. r = â 5. 3. 9. t = â 6. 1. 10. y = â 14. 1. CK12 Algebra I Concepts. 1 .... students per computer. 4. 8. 0 students per teacher...
OneStep Equations Transformed by Multiplication/Division
Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
x = 3 x =
1 4
x = 1 53 x = 1100 x = − 15 s =
1 7
a=
5 7
f = 1 r = b=
1 16 2 3
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.3
Applications of OneStep Equations
Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
n + 10 = 25 w= n w
10 8
: w =
5 4
= r : 15 5 = r : r = 12 4
3(8.50 + 1.25) = u 3(8.50+1.25) 12
=c
2(8.50 + 1.25) = w 10 dozen or 120 cookies 2.5 cups per batch 3 eggs per batch 3 more eggs 4 batches, 8 dozen or 96 cookies.
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.4
TwoStep Equations and Properties of Equality
Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
x = .75 x = 2.75 8 x = 1 15 or 1.53 1 x = − 3 18
y = − 110 q = 3 q = 8 53 t = 3 p = 6 54 y=
1 2
y = − 4
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.5
MultiStep Equations with Like Terms
Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
x = 20 a = − 2 y = 4 x = 2 x = 1 21 s = 1 31 y =
1 6
x = 3.81… x = 24 x = 1
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.6
Solving RealWorld Problems with TwoStep Equations
Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
2.35 + .75x = 10, x = 10.2 miles 150 + 3x = 300, x = 50 guests 3 trips 4 trips 7 trips 6 trips The variable (c) represents the number of children: c + 5c 33 66 70
x = 9 x = − 11 w = − 22.5 w = 19 x = 3.5 t = 4.5833… d = − 41 a=
2 21
i = 1 52 v = 4 81 g = 20 m = − 4 32 k=
2 5
z = 7 21 r = 1 21 z = 2 71
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.8
Solving RealWorld Problems Using MultiStep Equations
Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
s = 8 52 5 k = 1 16 5 x = 1 14
y = 2 r = 8 52 p = −
16 87
200 + 40x = 2(250), 40x = 300, x = 28. 5 bags per load. 12v = 1. 2a(3x +4), x = 2 3/5 x × 1.10 = (2/5 x + 500).80, x = 1176.47 H e drove 70 miles.
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.9
Equations with Variables on Both Sides
Answers 1. 2.
x = 9 x = − 22 21
3.
x = 3 21
4.
a=
7 12
5.
t = 3 97
6.
v=
141 61 80 or 1 80
7.
y = −
82 29 or
24
− 2 29
8.
z=
32 87
9.
q= −
232 15 or
7
− 15 15
10.
x =− 3
11.
p = 23
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key 12.
a. x = 9 b. 42 c . (11 x 3) + x = 42
13.
14.
15. 16.
a. 7 b. − 1 c . no d. check students work to assure their answer works . 5x + 6 = 9(x − 4) − 2 a. C D’s are on sale f or $7.00 b. I would have to borrow $38.00. 6.5Ω a. The unknown resistor is 25 Ω b. The unknown resistor is 30 Ω c. Each unknown resistor is 9.5 Ω d. The unknown resistor is 1.21 Ω
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.10
Ratios
Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
50 : 1 6 : 7 10 : 3 5 : 7 4.5 hotdogs per minute 20 lbs per square inch 4 students per computer 30 students per teacher 3 meters per f loor 1.2 minutes per appointment
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.11
Proportions
Answers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
x = 2.31 x = 20.16 x = 3.47 x = 500 x = 7425 x = .0670012 x = .4225 x = 19.19 x = 4 61 x = 2.07
CK12 Algebra I Concepts
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Chapter 3 – Equations of Lines Answer Key
3.12
Scale and Indirect Measurement Applications
Answers 1. They would earn $2,270, if they served 250 people. 2. Mt Yukon is 5,960 feet (Mt Bleck is 4800 feet. Mt. Elbert is 4400 feet Ben Nevis is 1,340 feet) 3. 13/15 students who own a cell phone own one that is more than one year old. 4. 12 kilometers 5. 6 kilometers 6. 4 kilometers 7.
$80.50 $84.00 $87.50 1.282 0.071 $10.64 per hour P re − sale price of $300.00 20% of f No, the $40 would not be the same percentage if the initial price were different. S tore A