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Grade 7 Positive and Negative Numbers CCSS: 7.NS.A.1, 7.NS.A.1c
100 - (-5) = 105
  1. The equation is correct.
  2. The equation is incorrect.
Grade 10 Nonlinear Equations and Functions
Grade 10 Nonlinear Equations and Functions
The equation is an example of
  1. a contradiction.
  2. an identity.
  3. a conditional equation.
  4. a linear equation.
Grade 11 Matrices CCSS: HSA-REI.C.8



Jake is going to solve the system of equations using a matrix equation. He sets up his matrix equation as follows.

Is this a correct? If not, choose the correct reason why not.
  1. It is correct.
  2. There must be a fraction in the matrix equation since there is one in the system of equations.
  3. The coefficients don't match up to the correct variables in the matrix equation.
  4. Systems of linear equations with equations not in standard form can never be put into a matrix equation.
Grade 7 Algebraic Expressions
3a - 5 is an example of an
  1. equation.
  2. expression.
Grade 7 Linear Equations
6 + 4c = 10 is an example of an
  1. equation.
  2. expression.
Grade 8 Reactions
The products in an equation are
  1. on the left side of the equation.
  2. on the right side of the equation.
  3. not a part of a chemical equation
  4. are what you put into a reaction
Grade 6 Division


The above is an example of a(n)
  1. algebraic equation.
  2. numerical equation.
  3. algebraic expression.
  4. numerical expression.
Grade 8 Linear Equations
An equation that can be written in standard form (select the best answer).
  1. function
  2. linear equation
  3. slope-intercept equation
  4. linear function
Grade 8 Coordinate Geometry
A function whose graph forms a straight line.
  1. linear equation
  2. function equation
  3. linear function
  4. standard form
Grade 10 Conservation and Biodiversity
On Earth, biodiversity generally increases from the
  1. poles to the equator.
  2. equator to the rainforests.
  3. East to the West.
  4. North to the South.
Grade 6 Linear Equations CCSS: 6.EE.B.7
What step should be taken to get x alone in the equation shown?

4.2x = 60
  1. Add 4.2 to each side of the equation.
  2. Subtract 4.2 from each side of the equation.
  3. Multiply each side of the equation by 4.2.
  4. Divide each side of the equation by 4.2.
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