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writing equations
independent practice
name ______
date ____ pd
in 1-2, write an equation to represent the situation. then, solve the equation.
- eddie ordered customized cups. he was charged a $30 design fee plus $8 per cup. his total order was $334. how many cups did eddie order?
a. equation: ______
b. solution: ______
- damian is monitoring the temperature of the swimming pool. it is currently 86.8° and cooling 0.5° per minute. after how many minutes will the swimming pool be 80.8°?
a. equation: ______
b. solution: ______
- create and write a real - world situation that could be represented by the equation below:
$5x + 15 = 45$
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- determine if the statements below correctly describe the equation, $20 + 12x = 240$.
______ a. joanie earns $12 per hour, plus a $20 bonus for completing the training program. this week joanie earned $240.
______ b. isaiah is saving $12 per week from his allowance. after 20 weeks, isaiah has $240.
______ c. felix exercises by spending 12 minutes warming up and then running for 20 minutes. he has exercised a total of 240 minutes this month.
- zoe and claire are sisters. they are giving clues about their heights. write an equation and solve to determine the height of both zoe and claire.
#1: claire is twice as tall as zoe.
#2: together, claire and zoe are 108 inches tall.
Problem 1: Eddie's Cups
a. Equation:
Let \( x \) be the number of cups. The total cost is the design fee plus the cost per cup times the number of cups. So the equation is \( 30 + 8x = 334 \).
b. Solution:
Step1: Subtract 30 from both sides
\( 30 + 8x - 30 = 334 - 30 \)
\( 8x = 304 \)
Step2: Divide both sides by 8
\( \frac{8x}{8} = \frac{304}{8} \)
\( x = 38 \)
Problem 2: Pool Temperature
a. Equation:
Let \( t \) be the number of minutes. The final temperature is the initial temperature minus the cooling rate times the number of minutes. So the equation is \( 86.8 - 0.5t = 80.8 \).
b. Solution:
Step1: Subtract 86.8 from both sides
\( 86.8 - 0.5t - 86.8 = 80.8 - 86.8 \)
\( -0.5t = -6 \)
Step2: Divide both sides by -0.5
\( \frac{-0.5t}{-0.5} = \frac{-6}{-0.5} \)
\( t = 12 \)
Problem 3: Real - World Situation for \( 5x + 15 = 45 \)
A possible situation: A movie rental service charges a $15 monthly fee plus $5 per movie rented. If your total bill for the month is $45, how many movies (\( x \)) did you rent?
Problem 4: Analyzing \( 20 + 12x = 240 \)
a.
Joanie's earnings: $20 bonus (constant) plus $12 per hour (\( x \) hours) equals $240. This matches the equation \( 20+12x = 240 \). So this statement is correct (mark with a check or "Yes").
b.
Isaiah's savings: If he saves $12 per week for 20 weeks, the equation should be \( 12\times20=240 \), not \( 20 + 12x = 240 \). So this statement is incorrect (mark with an "X" or "No").
c.
Felix's exercise: 12 minutes warming up and 20 minutes running per session. The equation for total minutes would be different from \( 20 + 12x = 240 \). So this statement is incorrect (mark with an "X" or "No").
Problem 5: Zoe and Claire's Heights
Let \( z \) be Zoe's height (in inches). Then Claire's height is \( 2z \) (since Claire is twice as tall as Zoe). The sum of their heights is 108 inches.
Equation:
\( z + 2z=108 \) (or \( 3z = 108 \))
Solution:
Step1: Combine like terms
\( 3z=108 \)
Step2: Divide both sides by 3
\( \frac{3z}{3}=\frac{108}{3} \)
\( z = 36 \)
Claire's height is \( 2z=2\times36 = 72 \) inches.
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- a. \( 30 + 8x = 334 \); b. \( 38 \) cups
- a. \( 86.8 - 0.5t = 80.8 \); b. \( 12 \) minutes
- (Example) A movie rental service charges a $15 monthly fee plus $5 per movie rented. If your total bill for the month is $45, how many movies (\( x \)) did you rent?
- a. Correct; b. Incorrect; c. Incorrect
- Equation: \( z + 2z = 108 \) (or \( 3z = 108 \)); Zoe's height: 36 inches, Claire's height: 72 inches