Comparing Integers 1) Select the correct missing symbol. A) < B) > C) = 2) Fill in the missing symbol. A) < B) > C) = 3) Fill in the missing symbol. A) < B) > C) = 4) Fill in the missing symbol. A) < B) > C) = 5) Fill in the missing symbol. A) < B) > C) = 6) Fill in the missing symbol. A) < B) > C) = Extra Practice:  Check with you instructor to see if s/he would like for you to do some extra practice problems.  Click here to view the practice worksheet. Adding and Subtracting Integers For the next ten problems, simplify each expression. 7) Find the sum: 18 + (–5) 4000 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 8) Find the difference:  –23 + (–43) 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 9) Find the difference:  –13 – 4 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 10) 31 – (–6) 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 11) Simplify:  47 + 32 + (–16) 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 12) Find the difference:  –28 – 35 4000 character(s) left Your answer is too long. Extra Practice:  Check with you instructor to see if s/he would like for you to do some extra practice problems.  Click here to view the practice worksheet. Multiplying and Dividing Integers 13) Find the product:  (–7)(–2) 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 14) Find the quotient: 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 15) Find the quotient: 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 16) Find the product:  11(–4)(7) 4000 character(s) left Your answer is too long. Extra Practice:  Check with you instructor to see if s/he would like for you to do some extra practice problems.  Click here to view the practice worksheet.   Real Number Properties of Equality 17) Which property of equality is applied in the second step? A) Division Property of Equality B) Symmetric Property of Equality C) Subtraction Property of Equality D) Reflexive Property of Equality 18) Which property of equality can be used to solve the equation? A) Division Property of Equality B) Symmetric Property of Equality C) Subtraction Property of Equality D) Reflexive Property of Equality Solving Basic Equations 19) Solve for x:   8x + 4 = 68 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 20) Solve for x:  –7x – 24 = –129 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 21) Solve for x:  5(3x – 2) = 35 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 22) Solve for y:  3(2y – 3) = 27 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. Literal Equations / Formulas 23) Solve the literal equation  ax + b = c  for the variable x? A) Choice A B) Choice B C) Choice C D) Choice D 24) For the formula given below, solve the literal equation for F,  and then use this formula to convert 25 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit. A) Choice A B) Choice B C) Choice C D) Choice D Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides 25) Solve for x:  5x – 2 = 6 + x 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 26) Solve 10 – 3x = 2x – 8x + 40 for x and construct a viable argument to justify each step of the solution.   20000 character(s) left Your answer is too long. Attachments There are no attachments  Attach a File 27) Solve the equation for y:  9(y + 2) = 3(y – 2) 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 28) Solve the equation for x:  2(x + 1) = 3x – 3 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 29) Solve the equation for m:  2(8m – 7) = 2(3 + 4m) 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 30) Solve the equation for y:  250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. 31) Bob is going to have his house painted.  Henry’s Painting LLC charges $250 plus $14 per hour.  Crewtop’s Creations charges $22 per hour with no additional charges.  Which equation can be used to determine the number of hours when both offers are equal? A) 250x + 14 = 250 + 22x B) 250 + 14x = 22x C) 14(x + 250) = 22x D) not enough information given 32) For the previous problem, what is the least number of hours needed for the job to make Henry's offer the better deal?  State the answer as a whole number. 250 character(s) left Your answer is too long. Extra Practice:  Check with you instructor to see if s/he would like for you to do some extra practice problems.  Click here to view the practice worksheet. More Extra Practice:  Check with you instructor to see if s/he would like for you to do some extra practice problems.  Click here to view the practice worksheet. 33) If you were directed by your school to complete Offline Activities for this course, please enter the information on the Log Entry form. No offline activities found 0 Hour(s) & 0 Minute(s) Attachments There are no attachments  Attach a File