enVisionmath 2.0: Grade 6, Volume 1 Chapter 1 Algebra: Understand Numerical And Algebraic Expressions Guided Practice 8

Chapter 1 Algebra: Understand Numerical And Algebraic Expressions

Guided Practice 8

Page 63 Exercise 1 Answer

3(3x + 2x + x)

Write Equivalent expressions using properties

→ By Combining like terms, I can write this expression:

3(3x + 2x + x) = 3((3 + 2 + 1)x) = 3(6x)

→ By using the Distributive Properties, I can write this expression:

3(3x + 2x + x) = 3(3x) + 3(2x) + 3(x) = 9x + 6x + 3x

Result

3(6x) ; 9x + 6x + 3x

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Page 63 Exercise 2 Answer

I can substitute the value of x in the expression to find the number of hours Patrick plans to spend training during the summer.

3(3x + 2x + x)

= 3(3x) + 3(2x) + 3(x) Using Distributive Property

= 9x + 6x + 3x Multiply

= 18x Combining Like terms

= 18(9) Substitute x = 9

= 162

Result

Total hours Patrick plans to spend training over 9 weeks is 162 hours

Page 63 Exercise 3 Answer

(25t + 15) + (20t + 10) + 50t

Write Equivalent expressions using properties

→ By using Commutative Property, I can write this expression:

(25t + 15) + (20t + 10) + 50t = (20t + 10) + (25t + 15) + 50t

→ By Combining Like Terms, I can write this expression:

(25t + 15) + (20t + 10) + 50t = 25t + 20t + 50t + 15 + 10 = 95t + 25

Result

(20t + 10) + (25t + 15) + 50t ; 95t + 25

Page 63 Exercise 4 Answer

95t + 25 Evaluate

= 95(5) + 25 Substitute t = 5

= 475 + 25 Multiply

= 500 Add

Result

The Total cost Yolanda will pay is $500

Page 64 Exercise 5 Answer

Alex

Overtime Bonus = $10

Hourly wage = $7

Number of days = 2

Number of hours = x

Alex′s earning = Number of days(Overtime Bonus + Hourly wage ⋅ Number of hours) = 2(10 + 7 ⋅ x)

= 2(10 + 7x)

Tyrone

Overtime Bonus = $15

Hourly wage = $8

Number of days = 2

Number of hours = x

Tyrone′s earning = Number of days(Overtime Bonus + Hourly wage ⋅ Number of hours) = 2(15 + 8 ⋅ x)

= 2(15 + 8x)

Result

Alex′s earning: 2(10 + 7x)

Tyrone′s earning: 2(15 + 8x)

Page 64 Exercise 6 Answer

Mrs. Hayes accurately sum each of their wages to get the total amount she paid.

She also multiply their hourly wages with the number of hours, x

Hence, Mrs. Hayes′s expression is accurate

Result

Yes, Mrs. Hayes′s expression is accurate.

Page 64 Exercise 7 Answer

2(10 + 7x) + 2(15 + 8x)

Write Equivalent expressions using properties

→ By using the Distributive Properties, I can write this expression:

2(10 + 7x) + 2(15 + 8x) = 2(10) + 2(7x) + 2(15) + 2(8x) = 20 + 14x + 30 + 16x = 30x + 50

Result

30x + 50

Page 64 Exercise 8 Answer

If each worked 9 hours each day then we can substitute the value of x to find the total amount Mrs. Hayes paid to Alex and Tyrone.

30x+ 50

= 30(9) + 50

= 270 + 50

= $320

Result

Mrs. Hayes paid the total amount $320

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