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Variant 0

DifficultyLevel

573

Question

Peter has 6 more golf balls than Roger.

Using p\large p for the number of Peter's golf balls and r\large r for Roger's golf balls, which equation correctly describes this fact?

Worked Solution

p\large p = r\large r + 6

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
question
Peter has 6 more golf balls than Roger. Using $\large p$ for the number of Peter's golf balls and $\large r$ for Roger's golf balls, which equation correctly describes this fact?
workedSolution
{{{correctAnswer}}}
correctAnswer
$\large p$ = $\large r$ + 6

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

r\large r = p\large p + 6

x

r\large r = 6 −- p\large p

x

p\large p = 6 − r-\ \large r

✓

p\large p = r\large r + 6

Variant 1

DifficultyLevel

575

Question

Bart has 12 less chocolates than Lisa.

Using b\large b for the number of Bart's chocolates and l\large l for Lisa's chocolates, which equation correctly describes this fact?

Worked Solution

l\large l = b\large b + 12

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
question
Bart has 12 less chocolates than Lisa. Using $\large b$ for the number of Bart's chocolates and $\large l$ for Lisa's chocolates, which equation correctly describes this fact?
workedSolution
{{{correctAnswer}}}
correctAnswer
$\large l$ = $\large b$ + 12

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
✓

l\large l = b\large b + 12

x

b\large b = l\large l + 12

x

l\large l = 12 −- b\large b

x

b\large b = 12 −- l\large l

Variant 2

DifficultyLevel

577

Question

Ben has 8 more ice creams than Jerry.

Using b\large b for the number of Ben's ice creams and j\large j for Jerry's ice creams, which equation correctly describes this fact?

Worked Solution

j\large j = b\large b −- 8

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
question
Ben has 8 more ice creams than Jerry. Using $\large b$ for the number of Ben's ice creams and $\large j$ for Jerry's ice creams, which equation correctly describes this fact?
workedSolution
{{{correctAnswer}}}
correctAnswer
$\large j$ = $\large b$ $-$ 8

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

b\large b = j\large j −- 8

✓

j\large j = b\large b −- 8

x

j\large j = b\large b + 8

x

j\large j = 8 −- b\large b

Variant 3

DifficultyLevel

585

Question

Anthony made 6 more bowls of fruit salad than twice what Simon made.

Using a\large a for the number of Anthony's bowls of fruit salad and s\large s for Simon's bowls of fruit salad, which equation correctly describes this fact?

Worked Solution

a\large a = 2s\large s + 6

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
question
Anthony made 6 more bowls of fruit salad than twice what Simon made. Using $\large a$ for the number of Anthony's bowls of fruit salad and $\large s$ for Simon's bowls of fruit salad, which equation correctly describes this fact?
workedSolution
{{{correctAnswer}}}
correctAnswer
$\large a$ = 2$\large s$ + 6

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

a\large a = 2s\large s −- 6

x

s\large s = 2a\large a + 6

✓

a\large a = 2s\large s + 6

x

s\large s = a\large a −- 12

Variant 4

DifficultyLevel

587

Question

Eilidh read 2 less books than three times what Cormac read.

Using e\large e for the number of books Eilidh has read and c\large c for number of books Cormac has read, which equation correctly describes this fact?

Worked Solution

e\large e = 3c\large c −- 2

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
question
Eilidh read 2 less books than three times what Cormac read. Using $\large e$ for the number of books Eilidh has read and $\large c$ for number of books Cormac has read, which equation correctly describes this fact?
workedSolution
{{{correctAnswer}}}
correctAnswer
$\large e$ = 3$\large c$ $-$ 2

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
x

e\large e = c\large c −- 6

x

c\large c = 3e\large e + 2

x

c\large c = 3e\large e −- 2

✓

e\large e = 3c\large c −- 2

Variant 5

DifficultyLevel

589

Question

Stephen streamed 10 less movies than twice what Bill streamed last month.

Using s\large s for the number of movies Stephen streamed and b\large b for number of movies Bill streamed, which equation correctly describes this fact?

Worked Solution

s\large s = 2b\large b −- 10

Question Type

Multiple Choice (One Answer)

Variables

Variable nameVariable value
question
Stephen streamed 10 less movies than twice what Bill streamed last month. Using $\large s$ for the number of movies Stephen streamed and $\large b$ for number of movies Bill streamed, which equation correctly describes this fact?
workedSolution
{{{correctAnswer}}}
correctAnswer
$\large s$ = 2$\large b$ $-$ 10

Answers

Is Correct?Answer
✓

s\large s = 2b\large b −- 10

x

b\large b = 2s\large s −- 10

x

s\large s = 2b\large b + 10

x

b\large b = 2s\large s + 10

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