Match the situations with the equations. (Lesson 4-5)
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Match the situations with the equations. (Lesson 4-5)
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Mai slept for x hours, and Kiran slept for 110 less than that.
Mai slept for x hours, and Kiran slept for 110 less than that. drop zone empty.
Kiran practiced the piano for x hours, and Mai practiced for 25 less than that.
Kiran practiced the piano for x hours, and Mai practiced for 25 less than that. drop zone empty.
Mai drank x oz of juice and Kiran drank 43 more than that.
Mai drank x oz of juice and Kiran drank43 more than that. drop zone empty.
Kiran spent x dollars and Mai spent 14 less than that.
Kiran spent x dollars and Mai spent 14 less than that. drop zone empty.
Mai ate x grams of almonds and Kiran ate 1.5 times more than that.
Mai ate x grams of almonds and Kiran ate 1.5 times more than that. drop zone empty.
Kiran collected x pounds of recycling and Mai collected 310 less than that.
Kiran collected x pounds of recycling and Mai collected 310 less than that. drop zone empty.
Mai walked x kilometers and Kiran walked 38 more than that.
Mai walked x kilometers and Kiran walked 38 more than that. drop zone empty.
Kiran completed x puzzles and Mai completed 35 more than that.
Kiran completed x puzzles and Mai completed 35 more than that. drop zone empty.
y=1.6x
y=1.375x
y=0.75x
y=2.33x
y=0.9x
y=0.7x
y=2.5x
y=0.6x
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