All Common Core: High School - Algebra Resources
Example Questions
Example Question #432 : High School: Algebra
A candy shop contains a total of 70 items. There are 45 chocolates, 7 cookies, and T number of truffles. Write the equation that represents this situation.
To find the equation that represents this particular situation, the word problem will need to be translated into mathematical terms.
A candy shop contains a total of 70 items. There are 45 chocolates, 7 cookies, and T number of truffles. In mathematical terms this looks as follows:
From here, identify the values for the known variables.
Substitute the values into the equation.
Example Question #433 : High School: Algebra
A coffee shop made 225 drinks in the first hour of operation, 80 mochas, 25 lattes, and C number of hot chocolates. Write an equation that represents this situation.
To find the equation that represents this particular situation, the word problem will need to be translated into mathematical terms.
A coffee shop made 225 drinks in the first hour of operation, 80 mochas, 25 lattes, and C number of hot chocolates. In mathematical terms this looks as follows:
From here, identify the values for the known variables.
Substitute the values into the equation.