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Algebra

The document presents a series of math problems involving basic arithmetic and algebraic expressions. It includes scenarios such as savings, distance, purchasing items, and conversions, requiring the formulation of expressions or equations. Each problem is designed to apply mathematical concepts to real-life situations.

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Algebra

The document presents a series of math problems involving basic arithmetic and algebraic expressions. It includes scenarios such as savings, distance, purchasing items, and conversions, requiring the formulation of expressions or equations. Each problem is designed to apply mathematical concepts to real-life situations.

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Sally's Savings:

Sally has $24 in her piggy bank. She wants to save $5 more each week for 6 weeks. How much
money will Sally have in total after 6 weeks?

2. Jake's Journey:

Jake rides his bike at a speed of 8 miles per hour. If he rides for x hours, how far will he travel?
Write an expression to represent the distance.

3. Balloon Bonanza:

A party supply store sells balloons in packs of 6. If you need b balloons for a party, write an
expression to show how many packs you should buy.

4. Cookie Conundrum:

Maria bakes c cookies. She gives 1/3 of them to her friends and eats 4 herself. Write an
expression for how many cookies she has left.

5. Rectangle Riddle:

The length of a rectangle is 3 inches more than its width. If we represent the width as w, write
an expression for the perimeter of the rectangle.

6. Allowance Adventure:

Tom gets a weekly allowance of $10. He spends $3 on snacks and saves the rest. After x weeks,
how much money will Tom have saved?

7. Book Bonanza:

The school library has 500 books. Each student borrows 2 books. How many students (s) can
borrow books before the library runs out? Write an equation and solve for s.
8. Pizza Party:

A pizza costs $12 and feeds 3 people. If you have p people at a party, write an expression for the
cost of buying enough pizzas to feed everyone.

9. Temperature Twist:

The temperature in Celsius (C) can be converted to Fahrenheit (F) using the formula: F = 9/5C +
32. If the temperature is 20°C, what is it in Fahrenheit?

10. Garden Geometry:

Emma is making a square garden. She has 24 feet of fencing to go around the entire garden.
Write an equation to find the length of one side of the garden.

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