Expressions with Unknowns Answers

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5

Model the algebraic expression x + 2. Then select all the statements that are true.

A
x + 2 cannot be modeled with algebra tiles.
B
The variable x is represented by a rectangular orange x tile.
C
The variable x is represented by a square orange + tile.
D
+ 2 is represented by 2 rectangular orange x tiles.
E
+ 2 is represented by 2 square orange + tiles.
7

The situation can be modeled with algebra tiles as and .

A
one orange x tile
B
one blue –x tile
C
one orange + tile
D
one blue – tile
8

Which statements are true? Select all that apply.

A
You can replace “a number” with a variable to represent an unknown value.
B
You can replace “difference” with a division sign.
C
You can replace “difference” with a subtraction sign.
D
You can replace “seven” with 7.
E
The correct expression is n – 7.
F
The correct expression is 7 – n.
9

The situation can be modeled with algebra tiles as and .

A
one orange x tile
B
one blue –x tile
C
one orange + tile
D
one blue – tile
11

The situation can be modeled with algebra tiles as and .

A
four orange x tiles
B
four blue –x tiles
C
four orange + tiles
D
four blue – tiles
12

The situation can be modeled with algebra tiles as and .

A
four orange x tiles
B
four blue –x tiles
C
four orange + tiles
D
four blue – tiles

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