✏️ Expressions & One-Variable Equations
Master algebraic expressions and one-variable linear equations! Learn to write expressions using variables, evaluate them by substitution, solve equations using inverse operations and the balance method, and interpret solutions in real-world contexts. This quiz covers the core algebraic skills needed for Grade 6 mathematics in Ontario. **What you'll learn:** - Write algebraic expressions to represent word problems - Evaluate expressions by substituting values for variables - Solve one-variable linear equations using inverse operations - Use the balance method to maintain equation equality - Interpret and verify solutions in context
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
Maya buys 3 notebooks and 2 pens. If a notebook costs dollars and a pen costs $2 dollars, which expression represents the total cost?
- Question 2
Evaluate the expression when .
- Question 3
The expression can be simplified to .
- Question 4
Solve the equation using the inverse operation.
- Question 5
Which step correctly shows the balance method applied to ?
- Question 6
A bakery sells cookies for \1.501.50cc$ is the number of cookies. How much will 10 cookies cost?
- Question 7
The equation has the solution .
- Question 8
Write an algebraic expression for 'a number decreased by 6'.
- Question 9
Solve the equation using inverse operations.
- Question 10
Evaluate when .
- Question 11
The solution to is .
- Question 12
In an equation, the variable represents a(n) _______ quantity that we solve for.
- Question 13
James has \50$p50 - pp = 18$?
- Question 14
Solve using the balance method.
- Question 15
The expression means the same thing as due to the commutative property of addition.
- Question 16
A recipe calls for 2 cups of flour for every batch. If you make batches, the total flour needed is . How many cups do you need for 6 batches?
- Question 17
Solve the equation .
- Question 18
When solving an equation, whatever operation you do to one side of the equation, you must do to the other side to keep it balanced.