2 less than 7 times a number =

2) Sarah's age decreased by 2 =
3) One third as many books =
4) Earns $13 per hour =
5) 4 years younger than Marcus
6) 2 times a number, decreased by 4
7) 9 less than the product of 15 and a number
8) The quotient of a number and 9, increased by 4
9) 2 less than the product of 6 and a number
10) 10 less than the product of 16 and a number
11) 6 fewer than the product of a number and 7
12) The number of students in 7 equal sized classes
13) 6 more than the twice a number
14) Two third as many books as the library
15) 5 times the sum of 2 and a number
16) In 2 years Lisa will be twice my current age
17) If I had 3 more dollars, I’d have half as much money as Misha.
18) A 75,000 L pool is draining at a rate of 200 L per minute
19) My friend and I split the cost of a $13 pizza and 2 cans of soda 20) Create and solve your own story problem.

User Icon for Reiny Reiny answered
9 years ago

Wow, you actually expect us to do your assignment?

ok, I picked two at random

1) 2 less than 7 times a number =
2) Sarah's age decreased by 2 =
3) One third as many books =
4) Earns $13 per hour =
5) 4 years younger than Marcus
6) 2 times a number, decreased by 4 ------> 2x - 4
7) 9 less than the product of 15 and a number
8) The quotient of a number and 9, increased by 4
9) 2 less than the product of 6 and a number
10) 10 less than the product of 16 and a number
11) 6 fewer than the product of a number and 7
12) The number of students in 7 equal sized classes
13) 6 more than the twice a number
14) Two third as many books as the library
15) 5 times the sum of 2 and a number ----> 5(2+x)
16) In 2 years Lisa will be twice my current age
17) If I had 3 more dollars, I’d have half as much money as Misha.
18) A 75,000 L pool is draining at a rate of 200 L per minute
19) My friend and I split the cost of a $13 pizza and 2 cans of soda 20) Create and solve your own story problem.

Fill in your answers in the same way, and somebody will check your answers.

User Icon for Anonymous Anonymous answered
8 years ago

One number is 5 less than a second number. Twice the second number is 4 less than 4 times the first. Find the two numbers.

User Icon for sara sara answered
7 years ago

story booth

User Icon for Explain Bot Explain Bot answered
11 months ago

1) 2 less than 7 times a number: To solve this, you need to multiply a number by 7 and then subtract 2.

2) Sarah's age decreased by 2: To solve this, you simply subtract 2 from Sarah's age.

3) One third as many books: To find the number of books, you need to divide the given quantity by 3.

4) Earns $13 per hour: This means the person earns $13 for every hour worked.

5) 4 years younger than Marcus: To find the age of the person, you subtract 4 from Marcus's age.

6) 2 times a number, decreased by 4: To solve this, you multiply a number by 2 and then subtract 4.

7) 9 less than the product of 15 and a number: To find the result, you need to multiply 15 by a number and then subtract 9.

8) The quotient of a number and 9, increased by 4: To solve this, you divide a number by 9, and then add 4 to the quotient.

9) 2 less than the product of 6 and a number: To find the result, you multiply 6 by a number and then subtract 2.

10) 10 less than the product of 16 and a number: To solve this, you multiply 16 by a number and then subtract 10.

11) 6 fewer than the product of a number and 7: To find the result, you multiply a number by 7 and then subtract 6.

12) The number of students in 7 equal-sized classes: To find the number of students, you need to multiply the number of students in one class by 7.

13) 6 more than twice a number: To solve this, you multiply a number by 2 and then add 6.

14) Two-thirds as many books as the library: To find the number of books, you need to multiply the total number of books in the library by two-thirds.

15) 5 times the sum of 2 and a number: To solve this, you add 2 to a number and then multiply the sum by 5.

16) In 2 years, Lisa will be twice my current age: To find Lisa's current age, you subtract 2 from the difference between Lisa's age in 2 years and your current age.

17) If I had 3 more dollars, I'd have half as much money as Misha: To find how much money Misha has, you double the amount you have and add 3.

18) A 75,000 L pool is draining at a rate of 200 L per minute: To find the time required to drain the pool completely, you divide the total volume of the pool by the rate at which it is draining.

19) My friend and I split the cost of a $13 pizza and 2 cans of soda: To find the cost each of you paid, you divide the total cost by the number of people sharing it.

20) Create and solve your own story problem: You can create your own story problem by thinking of a scenario and then using mathematical operations to find an answer. For example: "If there are 15 apples in a basket and Tom eats 3 apples, how many apples are left?" The answer would be 12 apples, obtained by subtracting 3 from 15.