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Math Expressions and Word Problems

This document contains a math worksheet with 16 questions testing skills with algebraic expressions. The questions cover topics such as writing expressions from word phrases, evaluating expressions, translating phrases to algebraic notation, and identifying expressions from patterns. Students are asked to solve for unknown variables, combine like terms, and perform basic operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and evaluating expressions.

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Math Expressions and Word Problems

This document contains a math worksheet with 16 questions testing skills with algebraic expressions. The questions cover topics such as writing expressions from word phrases, evaluating expressions, translating phrases to algebraic notation, and identifying expressions from patterns. Students are asked to solve for unknown variables, combine like terms, and perform basic operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and evaluating expressions.

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Name _______________________Grade____ Section___ Week____ Date____________

Duration (30 min)

Q1: Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges seventeen dollars plus nine dollars an
hour for renting a bike. Ann rented a bike for c hours. How much rent she has to pay?

Q2: Kevin’s age is 3 years more than twice Jane’s age. The sum of their ages is?

Q3: The difference between two numbers is 7. If one number is x what is the sum of both
numbers?

Q4: Savannah had 20 chocolate chips. She saved x chips for a garnish, and mixed the rest of the
chocolate chips evenly into 3 pans of brownies.

How many chocolate chips were in each pan of brownies?

Q5: large cheese pizza costs $20 . Each topping you add on costs $2 .

How much would it cost to get a large cheese pizza with c toppings added?
Name _______________________Grade____ Section___ Week____ Date____________
Duration (30 min)

Q6: Liam had $200 . Then, he and his classmates bought a present for their teacher, evenly
splitting the & p cost among the 24 of them.

How much money does Liam have left?

Q7: Donald has x twenty-dollar bills and 1 ten-dollar bill.

How much money does Donald have?

Q8: Hannah's school hosted a book donation. There are 150 students at her school, and they
donated a total of b books! Hannah donated 3 times as many as the average number of books
each student donated.

How many books did Hannah donate?

Q9: Helena lost her marbles. But then she found them and put them in 4 bags
with m marbles in each bag. She had 3 marbles left over that didn't fit in the
bags.
How many marbles does Helena have in all?
Name _______________________Grade____ Section___ Week____ Date____________
Duration (30 min)

Q10: Sergio has p paintings in his art collection. He and other local painting
collectors agreed to donate a total of 48 paintings to the local museum. Each
of the 12 collectors will donate the same number of paintings.
How many paintings will Sergio have in his art collection after his donation?
Name _______________________Grade____ Section___ Week____ Date____________
Duration (30 min)

a) Shyam has x pens. Ram has 15 more pens than Shyam. How many pens to pens Shyam
have _________________.
b) b) 21 added to 3x = ______________________.
c) c) 45 subtracted from 5x _______________
d) d) 9 times z from which 5 is subtracted.
e) 10 added to the quotient of x and 5.

1. Three times a number increased by nine

a) 3h+9 b) 3(h+9)

c) 3h-9 d) 3(h-9)

2. g divided by 9

a) g-9 b) g/9

c) 9g d) 9/g

3. Write the phrase as an expression. "10 less than a number n"

a) 10-n b) 10-n

c) n-10 d) n+10

4.

There are m strawberries in a box. How many strawberries will there be in total if you add 1 more?

a) 1m b) m + 1

c) 2m d) m x 1
Name _______________________Grade____ Section___ Week____ Date____________
Duration (30 min)

5.

This piece of string is 30 cm long. If Sarah cuts off p cm from one end, what length is left?

a) 30/p b) 30 + p

c) 30 - 2p d) 30 - p

6. The sum of seven and x

a) 7x b) 7-x

c) x-7 d) 7+x

7. The quotient of seven and w

a) w7 b) w/7

c) 7/w d) 7w

8. Which of the following is not an expression?

a) 4(2x + 6) b) 5x + 8

c) 4 + 5+ 8 d) 18x = 92
9.

There are 150 hi-chews in a bag. Bradley grabs a handful (he didn't steal them). What expressions
shows how many hi-chews are left in the bag?

a) x-150 b) x+150
Name _______________________Grade____ Section___ Week____ Date____________
Duration (30 min)

c) 150x d) 150-x

10.

Mr. Soldo spent $26.75 on Dunkin Doughnuts. He was given $13.25 change. What equation shows
x representing the amount of money he gave to pay for the doughnuts?

a) 26.75x=13.25 b) 13.25-x=26.75

c) x-26.75=13.25 d) x+26.75=13.25

11. Write an algebraic equation.


Dean ate 11 grapes after dinner, which was 3 more than twice as many grapes as Sara ate.

a) 2g - 11 = 3 b) 2g + 3 = 11

c) 2g + 11 = 3 d) 2g - 3 = 11
12. The product of 7 and j..

a) 7j b) j/3

c) j+3 d) j-3

13. The debate team bought 14 matching T-shirts to split among its members. Each member of the
team will get t T-shirts. Choose the expression that shows how many people are on the debate
team.

a) 14 + t b) 14t

c) 14/t
Name _______________________Grade____ Section___ Week____ Date____________
Duration (30 min)

14. Find the algebraic expression to describe the pattern.


Eric's age Mary's age
4 8
8 16
3 6
x

a) x + 4 b) x - 4
c) x + 2 d) 2x

15. Translate this phrase into an algebraic


expression. The quotient of twenty and a
number
Use the variable n to represent the unknown number.

a) 20-n b) n+20

c) 20/n d) n-20

16. Write a word phrase to represent the following algebraic expression:

q+5

a) the difference of a number and 5 b) 5 more than a number

c) the difference of 5 and a number d) 5 plus a number

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Liam's share of the gift cost is p/24. Subtract this from $200 to find Liam's remaining money: Remaining = 200 - (p/24)

The remaining length of the string is 30 - p.

Let Jane's age be j. Kevin's age can be expressed as 2j + 3. If the sum of their ages is S, the equation is j + (2j + 3) = S. Solving for j gives Jane's age, and substituting back provides Kevin's age.

The cost is calculated by adding the pizza price to the cost of toppings: Total cost = 20 + 2c.

First calculate the average donation per student: Average = b / 150. Hannah's donation then is: 3 * (b / 150)

The equation for the amount x he originally gave is x - 26.75 = 13.25.

The total rent Ann has to pay can be calculated by the equation: Rent = 17 + 9c, where 17 is the flat charge and 9 is the hourly rate.

Total number of marbles Helena has is 4m + 3.

Subtract x chips from the total 20 chips Savannah has, then divide the remainder by 3: Chips per pan = (20 - x) / 3.

If 12 collectors donate equally, each donates 48/12 = 4 paintings. If Sergio originally had p paintings, he will have p - 4 after his donation.

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