Write and solve two-step equations from real situations
7th grade (Year 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: 7.EE.B.4.A · England: KS3 Algebra, GCSE Foundation Algebra
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Question 1
Ben has $210 saved and adds $5 each week. After how many weeks will Ben have $245?
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Question 2
A rectangular dog run is 4 m wide. Its perimeter is 50 m. Use 2L + 8 = 50 to find its length L, in m.
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Question 3
A phone plan costs $8 per month plus $4 per GB of data. One month's bill was $36. How many GB were used?
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Question 4
Tariq has $279 saved and adds $16 each week. After how many weeks will Tariq have $359?
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Question 5
A rectangular dog run is 8 m wide. Its perimeter is 94 m. Use 2L + 16 = 94 to find its length L, in m.
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Question 6
A phone plan costs $6 per month plus $5 per GB of data. One month's bill was $21. How many GB were used?
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Question 7
Omar has $298 saved and adds $9 each week. After how many weeks will Omar have $361?
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Question 8
A rectangular dog run is 7 m wide. Its perimeter is 68 m. Use 2L + 14 = 68 to find its length L, in m.
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Question 9
A phone plan costs $13 per month plus $4 per GB of data. One month's bill was $21. How many GB were used?
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Question 10
Grace has $218 saved and adds $13 each week. After how many weeks will Grace have $348?
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Question 11
A rectangular dog run is 2 m wide. Its perimeter is 52 m. Use 2L + 4 = 52 to find its length L, in m.
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Question 12
A phone plan costs $7 per month plus $8 per GB of data. One month's bill was $39. How many GB were used?
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Question 13
Aisha has $354 saved and adds $25 each week. After how many weeks will Aisha have $654?
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Question 14
A rectangular dog run is 5 m wide. Its perimeter is 62 m. Use 2L + 10 = 62 to find its length L, in m.
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Question 15
A phone plan costs $19 per month plus $2 per GB of data. One month's bill was $45. How many GB were used?
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Question 16
Yuki has $394 saved and adds $6 each week. After how many weeks will Yuki have $418?
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