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Quiz 3.2 - Equivalent Expressions

The document is a quiz on equivalent expressions with 8 questions. It tests skills like combining like terms, using the distributive property, and simplifying expressions. The final score is out of 11 points.

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Quiz 3.2 - Equivalent Expressions

The document is a quiz on equivalent expressions with 8 questions. It tests skills like combining like terms, using the distributive property, and simplifying expressions. The final score is out of 11 points.

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FINAL SCORE:

 _____ /11 

Quiz 3.2: Equivalent


Expressions
Name

Jonathan
Resources
Combining Like Terms with
Distributive Property/Factoring: Combining Like Terms:
the Distributive Property:

Factor out the GCF:

1. Find the GCF.


2. Divide each number by the GCF.
Perimeter:
3. Rewrite the expression in the
following format:

_____ ( _____+_____)
Directions:
- Show all work for each question.
- Label your final answers.
- You may use a calculator: https://www.desmos.com/scientific 
#1 Look at the expression 35 + 40.

Which of these is an equivalent expression? Show your thinking.


SCORE: _____ / 1 

A. 5 (5 + 40) My Work/Thinking:

B. 5 (5 + 9) 35 + 40 = 75
C. 5 (7 + 8)

D. 5 (20 + 40)
#2 Kent thinks that x + x and x2 are equivalent expressions. Which value
of x proves that Kent is wrong? 

Show your thinking below and then select your answer.  SCORE: _____ / 1 

A. 0
My Work/Thinking:
B. 1

C. 2
He is wrong because x squared is x
multiplied by x, which is very
different than x + x.
#3 Apply the distributive property to produce an expression equivalent to:

3(2 + x) SCORE: _____ / 1 

______________________
#4 Apply the distributive property to the expression below to produce
an equivalent expression using the GCF.

SCORE: _____ /  1
24x + 18y

______________________
#5 Simplify y + y + y to produce an equivalent expression:

SCORE: _____ / 1 
______________________
#6 Simplify:     3y + 2(x + 5y) + 10

SCORE: _____ / 1 

______________________
#7 Which expression uses exactly three terms and is equivalent to
6(2 + x + x + y)? Show your thinking.

SCORE: _____ / 1 

A. 8 + 8x + 7y
My Work/Thinking:
B. 12 + 12x + 6y

C. 8 + 6x + 6x + 6y

D. 12 + 6x + 6x + 6y
#8 In the diagram of a quadrilateral below, the variables represent the lengths
SCORE: _____ / 4 
of the sides, in inches.

A. Write an expression using B. If x = 5 and y = 6, what is the


variables x and y that could be used to find perimeter of the quadrilateral?
the perimeter of the quadrilateral. 
Write your expression in simplest form.

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