Advanced Math: Equivalent expressions — Quiz 1
Equivalent expressions quiz
Questions in this quiz (10)
Which expression is equivalent to $$8x+5x+2y+7y$$?
- $$13x+9y$$
- $$13x+5y$$
- $$10x+9y$$
- $$8x+14y$$
Which expression is equivalent to $$(6xy)(2y)(3z)$$?
- $$36xy^2z$$
- $$36x^2yz$$
- $$12xy^2z$$
- $$36xyz$$
Which of the following is equivalent to $$3x^3+6$$?
- $$3(x^3+2)$$
- $$6(x^3+1)$$
- $$3(x^3+6)$$
- $$6(x^3+2)$$
Which expression is equivalent to $$12(x^2-5)$$?
- $$12x^2-60$$
- $$12x^2-5$$
- $$24x^2-60$$
- $$12x^2+60$$
Which expression is equivalent to $$18w-(6w+4w)$$?
- $$8w$$
- $$10w$$
- $$12w$$
- $$14w$$
Which expression is equivalent to $$x^{\frac{1}{5}}$$, where $$x$$>$$0$$?
- $$\sqrt{x^5}$$
- $$x\sqrt{x}$$
- $$\sqrt[5]{\frac{1}{x}}$$
- $$\sqrt[5]{x}$$
Which expression is equivalent to $$6x^2+9x$$?
- $$3x(2x+3)$$
- $$6x(x+9)$$
- $$9x(6x+1)$$
- $$3x^2(2+3x)$$
Which expression is equivalent to $$14x^3-9x^3$$?
- $$5x^3$$
- $$23x^3$$
- $$5x^6$$
- $$23x^6$$
Which of the following is equivalent to $$4(x+6)-8$$?
- $$4x+16$$
- $$4x+24$$
- $$4x-2$$
- $$4x+32$$
Given $$(x+7)+(3x-5)$$, which of the following is equivalent to the given expression?
- $$4x+2$$
- $$4x+12$$
- $$3x+2$$
- $$4x-12$$
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