ISEE Middle Level Math : Algebraic Concepts
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Example Question #501 : Algebraic Concepts
Solve:
To solve, divide each side by 8:
Answer:
Example Question #2613 : Isee Middle Level (Grades 7 8) Mathematics Achievement
Which of the following phrases can be written as the algebraic expression 
The correct answer is not given among the other responses
The sum of a number and seven subtracted from one hundred
The difference of a number and seven added to one hundred
The difference of seven and a number added to one hundred
One hundred subtracted from the sum of a number and seven
The sum of a number and seven subtracted from one hundred
Therefore,
Example Question #502 : Algebraic Concepts
Solve for 
To solve, divide each side by 4:
Answer:
Example Question #481 : Algebra
Solve for 
To solve, divide each side by 7:
Answer:
Example Question #482 : Algebra
Solve for 
To solve, divide each side by 12:
Answer:
Example Question #483 : Algebra
Solve for 
To solve, divide each side by 33:
Answer:
Example Question #484 : Algebra
Subtract:
Subtract the numerator and leave the denominator the same:
Answer:
Example Question #485 : Algebra
Subtract:
Subtract the numerators and leave the denominator the same:
Answer:
Example Question #503 : Algebraic Concepts
Which of the following phrases can be written as the algebraic expression 
The correct answer is not given among the other responses
Four multiplied by the difference of sixty-six and a number
The product of sixty-six and a number subtracted from four
Four multiplied by the difference of a number and sixty-six
Sixty-six subtracted from the product of four and a number
The correct answer is not given among the other responses
We see that none of the four choices is correct as follows:
"The product of sixty-six and a number subtracted from four":
"The product of sixty-six and a number"
"The product of sixty-six and a number subtracted from four"
"Sixty-six subtracted from the product of four and a number":
"The product of four and a number"
"Sixty-six subtracted from the product of four and a number"
"Four multiplied by the difference of sixty-six and a number":
"The difference of sixty-six and a number"
"Four multiplied by the difference of sixty-six and a number"
"Four multiplied by the difference of a number and sixty-six":
"The difference of a number and sixty-six"
"Four multiplied by the difference of a number and sixty-six"
None of these four expressions formed is equivalent to 
Example Question #486 : Algebra
Solve:
First cube 4:
Then find the product:
Answer:
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