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Seventeen is eight more than a number.Which statements are true? Check all that apply.

A
This is an equation because it is written as a complete sentence.
B
This is an equation because two expressions are set equal to each other.
C
“A number” is the constant.
D
The operation is addition.
E
The word “is” means equals.
F
The constants are 17 and 8.
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add 6 and 8divide 6 by 8multiply 6 by 8subtract 6 from 8

A
add 6 and 8
B
divide 6 by 8
C
multiply 6 by 8
D
subtract 6 from 8
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isis not

A
is
B
is not
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Check all the equations.

A
8 = j – 4
B
the quotient of a number and two
C
k + 46
D
Twelve is the sum of a number and six.
E
30y
F
5x = 45
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To model the problem containing an unknown number, translate the statement into an equation.Sixteen is five less than a number. Which steps would you take to translate the statement?

A
Replace “is” with =, “less than” with –, and “a number” with n to get 16 = 5 – n.
B
Replace “is” with =, “less than” with +, and “a number” with n to get 16 = n + 5.
C
Replace “is” with =, “less than” with –, and “a number” with n to get 16 = n – 5.
D
Replace “is” with =, “less than” with ÷, and “a number” with n to get 16 = 5 ÷ n.
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This statement represents an addition problema division problema multiplication problema subtraction problem.

A
an addition problem
B
a division problem
C
a multiplication problem
D
a subtraction problem
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constantoperationparenthesesvariable

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constant
B
operation
C
parentheses
D
variable
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Choose the student who correctly used substitution to determine if 19 was a solution to the equation.

A
Option
B
Option
C
Option
D
Option
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constantoperationparenthesesvariable

A
constant
B
operation
C
parentheses
D
variable

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