Linear equations 2 — Heart of Algebra

Practice Linear equations 2 — Heart of Algebra on The School of Mathematics (Heart of Algebra) with 6 scored questions. This set covers problems such as: “On the first day of a summer program, there are 75 campers. Each day after the first day, 12 new campers jo…”; “Sean rents kayaks for a weekend trip. The rental shop charges 14 dollars per day for each kayak plus a one-…”; “If 3x-4=11 , what is the value of 9x+2 ?”. Work carefully, check explanations for misses, then retake to track improvement before test day.

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  1. On the first day of a summer program, there are $$75$$ campers. Each day after the first day, $$12$$ new campers join the program. If no campers leave the program, how many total campers will there be $$6$$ days after the first day of the program?

    • $$75$$
    • $$132$$
    • $$147$$
    • $$195$$
  2. Sean rents kayaks for a weekend trip. The rental shop charges $$14$$ dollars per day for each kayak plus a one-time equipment fee of $$6$$ dollars. If Sean rents a kayak for $$d$$ days, which equation represents the total cost $$C$$, in dollars?

    • $$C = 14(d + 6)$$
    • $$C = 6d + 14$$
    • $$C=14d+6$$
    • $$C = 20d$$
  3. If $$3x-4=11$$, what is the value of $$9x+2$$?

    • $$5$$
    • $$45$$
    • $$11$$
    • $$47$$
  4. A smoothie shop charges a total cost $$S$$, in dollars, using the equation$$S = 3.25m + 6.50f$$In this equation, $$m$$ represents the number of medium smoothies purchased and $$f$$ represents the number of fruit bowls purchased. The price, in dollars, of each medium smoothie is the same, and the price, in dollars, of each fruit bowl is the same. Which of the following is the best interpretation of the number $$6.50$$ in this context?

    • The price, in dollars, of one medium smoothie.
    • The number of fruit bowls purchased.
    • The price, in dollars, of one fruit bowl.
    • The total number of items purchased
  5. A triangle has a total perimeter of $$95$$ centimeters. It is isosceles, and each of the two congruent sides measures $$31$$ centimeters. What is the length, in centimeters, of the third side?

    • $$12$$
    • $$15$$
    • $$33$$
    • $$48$$
  6. A food stand buys napkins for $$0.03$$ each and cups for $$0.55$$ each. The total cost of $$x$$ napkins and $$y$$ cups is $$412.70$$. Which equation represents this situation?

    • $$0.55x+0.03y=412.70$$
    • $$0.03x+0.55y=412.70$$
    • $$0.03x-0.55y=412.70$$
    • $$0.55x-0.03y=412.70$$
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This practice set includes 6 questions. Finish in one sitting when possible, then review incorrect answers before retaking.

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Linear equations 2 — Heart of Algebra focuses on Heart of Algebra. Questions follow exam-style wording and difficulty so you can practice the skills tested on major Heart of Algebra assessments. These are practice materials, not official exam questions.

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