Unit 2 Test 1 Study Guide
- Write an example for each of the following properties:
- Commutative Property of Addition
- Commutative Property of Multiplication
- Associative Property of Addition
- Associative Property of Multiplication
- Multiplicative Inverse Property
- Additive Inverse Property
- Multiplicative Identity Property
- Additive Identity Property
- Distributive Property
- What is the value of “n” that makes this statement true?
(2 x 5)(n) = 5 (3 × 2)
- Use the distributive property to expand the following:
- 4(5 + x)c. -2(x + 3)
- 7(z + 2)d. x(x + 2)
- Factor the following:
- 8x + 24c. -5y – 25
- 2x2 + 4xd. -3x + 27
- Simplify the following:
- 6x + 3xc. 2x + 5 + 4x
- 2(x + 7) + 3xd. 2x(5 + 3) + 3x
- Represent the following word problems with equations:
- Mrs. Cody buys 12 student tickets and 12 adult tickets to a play. The total amount she pays for the tickets is $359.40. If the price of each student ticket is $10.25, what is p, the price of each adult ticket?
- Mr. Wulker takes a taxi to school. The total charge of the ride includes an initial fee of $3.25 plus $2.75 for every ½ mile traveled. The cost for Mr. Wulker was exactly $17. How many (m) miles did he travel?
- Mrs. Bradshaw spent $10.89 on apps for her phone last month. One of the apps cost $4.95. The rest of the apps were just $0.99. How many apps (a) did Mrs. Bradshaw purchase?
- Mr. Hitch was participating in Pennies for Patients. He hopes to raise $250 for the charity. Mr. Hitch brings in $50. If every student in his class of 25 students brings in the same amount, how much money (m) will each student need to bring in?
- Mrs. Hamilton goes canoeing with her family. She can rent a canoe for $3 an hour, and she has to pay a $15 non-refundable deposit. The total bill for renting the canoe was $27, how many hours (h) did Mrs. Hamilton rent the canoe?
- Solve the following equations:
- 2x + 7 = 11e. -6a + 10 = -27
- (s/5) – 3 = 2f. 7x + 3 = 24
- 16y – 12 = 52g. 8 – 5a = 13
- 12k + 7 = 15h. 70 = 13b + 5
- How can you rewrite:
- p + .06p and what does it mean if p represents price of purchase?
- Amy is shopping at Kohl’s and says with her 20% off coupon her cost will be: 0.8c Is Amy right? Explain