Represent situations with equations or inequalities and explain the meaning of their solutions. Practice two-step equations, distributive reasoning, and solution graphs. Substitute a value to check an equation, and test values on both sides of a boundary when interpreting an inequality.
6 skills with 18 worksheet PDFs
Clear filtersI can solve problems involving writing two-step equations from word problems.
I can solve problems involving solving two-step equations.
I can solve problems involving solving equations with the distributive property.
I can solve problems involving solving multi-step problems with rational numbers.
I can solve problems involving writing and solving inequalities.
I can solve problems involving graphing solutions to inequalities on a number line.
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