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Common Core: 6th Grade Math : Expressions & Equations

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Example Question #451 : Expressions & Equations

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is less than plus

Possible Answers:

93=x+5

93>x+5

$93\geq x+5$

93<x+5

$93\leq x+5$

Correct answer:

93<x+5

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "less than" which means we have an inequality.

" is less than" can be written as 93< because we replace the words "less than" with the less than symbol.

Next, we have " plus ". This can be written as x+5 because plus means addition, so we replace the word "plus" with the addition symbol.

When we put these pieces together we have 93<x+5

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Example Question #902 : Grade 6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is less than plus

Possible Answers:

8<x+34

8>x+34

$8\leq x+34$

8=x+34

$8\geq x+34$

Correct answer:

8<x+34

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "less than" which means we have an inequality.

" is less than" can be written as because we replace the words "less than" with the less than symbol.

Next, we have " plus ". This can be written as x+34 because plus means addition, so we replace the word "plus" with the addition symbol.

When we put these pieces together we have 8<x+34

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Example Question #903 : Grade 6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is less than plus

Possible Answers:

29=x+15

29<x-1

$29\geq x-15$

$29\leq x+15$

29<x+15

Correct answer:

29<x+15

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "less than" which means we have an inequality.

" is less than" can be written as 29< because we replace the words "less than" with the less than symbol.

Next, we have " plus ". This can be written as x+15 because plus means addition, so we replace the word "plus" with the addition symbol.

When we put these pieces together we have 29<x+15

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Example Question #11 : Use Variables To Represent Numbers And Write Expressions: Ccss.Math.Content.6.Ee.B.6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

107 is greater than or equal to plus

Possible Answers:

107= x+42

$107\geq x+42$

107> x+42

$107\leq x+42$

107< x+42

Correct answer:

$107\geq x+42$

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "greater than or equal to" which means we have an inequality.

" 107 is greater than or equal to" can be written as $107\geq$ because we replace the words "greater than or equal to" with the greater than or equal to symbol.

Next, we have " plus ". This can be written as x+42 because plus means addition, so we replace the word "plus" with the addition symbol.

When we put these pieces together we have $107\geq x+42$

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Example Question #905 : Grade 6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is less than or equal to plus

Possible Answers:

$55\leq x+10$

55< x+10

55> x+10

$55\geq x+10$

55= x+10

Correct answer:

$55\leq x+10$

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "less than or equal to" which means we have an inequality.

" is less than or equal to" can be written as $55\leq$ because we replace the words "less than or equal to" with the less than or equal to symbol.

Next, we have " plus ". This can be written as x+10 because plus means addition, so we replace the word "plus" with the addition symbol.

When we put these pieces together we have $55\leq x+10$

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Example Question #11 : Use Variables To Represent Numbers And Write Expressions: Ccss.Math.Content.6.Ee.B.6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is equal to plus

Possible Answers:

10>x+3

10<x+3

$10\leq x+3$

10=x+3

$10\geq x+3$

Correct answer:

10=x+3

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "equal" which means we have an equation.

" is equal to" can be written as 10= because we replace the words "equal to" with the equal symbol.

Next, we have " plus ". This can be written as x+3 because plus means addition, so we replace the word "plus" with the addition symbol.

When we put these pieces together we have 10=x+3

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Example Question #907 : Grade 6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is less than

Possible Answers:

13<w

$13\geq w$

$13\leq w$

13=w

13>w

Correct answer:

13<w

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "less than" which means we have an inequality.

" is less than " can be written as 13<w because we replace the words "less than" with the less than symbol.

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Example Question #911 : Grade 6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is less than

Possible Answers:

95=w

$95\geq w$

95>w

95<w

$95\leq w$

Correct answer:

95<w

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "less than" which means we have an inequality.

" is less than " can be written as 95<w because we replace the words "less than" with the less than symbol.

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Example Question #13 : Use Variables To Represent Numbers And Write Expressions: Ccss.Math.Content.6.Ee.B.6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is greater than

Possible Answers:

$42\leq w$

42<w

42>w

$42\geq w$

42=w

Correct answer:

42>w

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "greater than" which means we have an inequality.

" is greater than " can be written as 42>w because we replace the words "greater than" with the greater than symbol.

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Example Question #912 : Grade 6

Select the equation or inequality that matches the number sentence below.

is greater than

Possible Answers:

74>w

74<w

$74\geq w$

$74\leq w$

74=w

Correct answer:

74>w

Explanation:

Our number sentence has the phrase "greater than" which means we have an inequality.

" is greater than " can be written as 74>w because we replace the words "greater than" with the greater than symbol.

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Common Core: 6th Grade Math : Expressions & Equations

Study concepts, example questions & explanations for Common Core: 6th Grade Math

All Common Core: 6th Grade Math Resources

Example Questions

Example Question #451 : Expressions & Equations

Example Question #902 : Grade 6

Example Question #903 : Grade 6

Example Question #11 : Use Variables To Represent Numbers And Write Expressions: Ccss.Math.Content.6.Ee.B.6

Example Question #905 : Grade 6

Example Question #11 : Use Variables To Represent Numbers And Write Expressions: Ccss.Math.Content.6.Ee.B.6

Example Question #907 : Grade 6

Example Question #911 : Grade 6

Example Question #13 : Use Variables To Represent Numbers And Write Expressions: Ccss.Math.Content.6.Ee.B.6

Example Question #912 : Grade 6

All Common Core: 6th Grade Math Resources

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