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Kayla claims that the absolute value of a number is always greater than the number itself. Which statement about her claim is true?

A
Kayla is correct. Any positive number is greater than a negative, and absolute value of a number is always positive.
B
Kayla is correct. The distance between 0 and a number is always more than the number.
C
Kayla is incorrect. The absolute value of a positive number is negative, and negative numbers are less than positive numbers.
D
Kayla is incorrect. The absolute value of 0 or a positive number is equal to the number.
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Vance used the associative property to find the equivalent expression of . His work is shown below. Did Vance apply the associative property correctly? Why or why not?

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A
Yes, the terms with variables should be written first.
B
Yes, the terms can be regrouped and still be equivalent.
C
No, the order of the terms should have been changed.
D
No, the addition symbol was dropped in the second expression.
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Which description matches the algebraic expression ?

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A
the sum of a number and 45
B
the quotient of a number and 45
C
the product of a number and 45
D
the difference of a number and 45
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Ethan claims that . Which statement about Ethan’s claim is true?

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A
Ethan is correct because and so –7 + 3 = 4. Plot –7 on a number line, and move right 3 to get –4 on the line.
Option A
B
Ethan is incorrect because and so . Plot 7 on a number line, and move right 3 to get 10 on the line.
Option B
C
Ethan is incorrect because the absolute value bars are grouping symbols so first you must subtract. , and .
Option C
D
Ethan is correct because the absolute value bars are grouping symbols so first you must subtract. , and .
Option D
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Tao wants to check that the expression 3(4x – 6) simplifies to 12x – 18. What is the value when 2 is substituted for x into both expressions?

A
The value of each expression is 2.
B
The value of each expression is 6.
C
The value of one expression is 2, and the value of the other expression is 6.
D
The value of one expression is 6, and the value of the other expression is –6.
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Which expression is equivalent to ?

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p + q
Option A
B
p minus q
Option B
C
StartFraction p Over q EndFraction
Option C
D
q p
Option D
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Which expression has a value of 16 when ?

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A
StartFraction 25 Over n EndFraction + 7
Option A
B
30 minus 3 n
Option B
C
7 + StartFraction 45 Over n EndFraction
Option C
D
n cubed minus 114
Option D
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Which expression has a value of 15 when ?

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A
43 minus 5 n
Option A
B
3 n minus 5
Option B
C
6 n minus 28
Option C
D
19 minus StartFraction 28 Over n EndFraction
Option D
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Which statement is true about the value of ?

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A
StartAbsoluteValue 6 EndAbsoluteValue greater-than 6
Option A
B
StartAbsoluteValue 6 EndAbsoluteValue less-than 6
Option B
C
is the distance between 0 and 6, and the distance is always positive regardless of direction.
Option C
D
is the distance between 6 and 0, and the distance is negative from 6 to 0.
Option D
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Which algebraic expression means “three more than a number squared”?

A
2 n + 3
Option A
B
2 n minus 3
Option B
C
n squared + 3
Option C
D
n squared minus 3
Option D
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Which two operations are needed to write the expression that represents “eight more than the product of a number and two”?

A
multiplication and subtraction
B
division and subtraction
C
multiplication and addition
D
division and addition
18

Henry divided his socks into five equal groups. Let s represent the total number of socks. Which expression and solution represent the number of socks in each group if ?

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; when , the number of socks in each group is 4.
Option A
B
; when , the number of socks in each group is 15.
Option B
C
; when , the number of socks in each group is 4.
Option C
D
; when , the number of socks in each group is 15.
Option D
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What is the expression and value of “six less than nine times the sum of a number and eight” when n = 5?

A
; when n = 5, the value is 111.
Option A
B
; when n = 5, the value is 111.
Option B
C
; when n = 5, the value is 47.
Option C
D
; when n = 5, the value is 47.
Option D
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Which algebraic expression represents “the difference of fifty-four and seven times a number”?

A
54 minus 7 n
Option A
B
StartFraction 54 Over 7 n EndFraction
Option B
C
7 minus 54 n
Option C
D
54 + 7 n
Option D

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