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Variables, Expressions, & Like Terms
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LSAT Mathematics Quiz on Variables, Expressions, & Like Terms, created by Tracy Rains on 13/11/2017.
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Question 1
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Which is an examples of a variable?
Answer
23
b
-1/3
1.5
Question 2
Question
Write as an expression: Welcome the major fans! Sam has 14 jerseys. Enrique has J more jerseys than Sam.
Answer
14 - J
J - 14
14 + J
14 x J
Question 3
Question
Write an expression: The sum of 9, and 4 times a number.
Answer
9+4n
9 x 4 + n
9 + 4 + n
9n + 4
Question 4
Question
Write an expression: The quotient of 2 times a number and 10, plus 14
Answer
(2/10n) + 14
2 x 10/n + 14
2 x n x 10 + 14
2n /10 + 14
Question 5
Question
Which numbers are the like terms in 10a + 5y - 10y + 5
Answer
10a and 10y
5y and -10y
5y and 5
There are no like terms
Question 6
Question
Combine the like terms: 4a - 8 - 2b + 6a +11b -5
Answer
10a + 9b - 8
10a + 9b - 13
4a + 6a - 2b - 13
2ab + 17ab - 5
Question 7
Question
Combine the like terms: 10 x 4n + 16 -2y + 8n x 2 - 20
Answer
56n - 2y - 4
40n + 16 - 2y + 8n -40
56n - 14y - 20
40n - 2y -4
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