Forming and solving equations from descriptions
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- In this lesson, we will form linear equations from worded descriptions, and then solve them.
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4 Questions
Q1.
Which equation can be formed from the diagram?
2c + 30 = 60
c + 60 = c + 30
c + c + 30 + 60
Q2.
Work out the value of c.
c = 30
c = 60
c = 90
Q3.
Which equation can be formed from the diagram?
5b + 22 = 2b + 51
7b + 73 = 180
7b = 73
Q4.
What is the size of the largest angle?
133 degrees
215 degrees
360 degrees
41 degrees
82 degrees
Others
5 Questions
Q1.
I think of a number. I times it by 5 and subtract 3. The answer is 17. Form an equation to show this.
5 - 3x = 17
5a - 17 = 3
5a + 3 = 17
Q2.
What number was I thinking of in Question 1?
1
2
3
5
Q3.
Zaki thinks of a number. He multiplies the number by 5. He then adds 3. His answer is 38. What number did Zaki think of?
3
4
5
6
Q4.
Yasmin thinks of a number. She multiplies it by 2. She then subtracts 15. She then divides the result by 4. Her answer is 2.5. What number did Yasmin think of?
10
25
5
Q5.
2 bottles and 2 corks cost £4.20. A bottle is £0.80 more expensive than a cork. How much does a bottle cost?
£0.65
£2.10
£3.40