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 Name : Teacher : Date : Score : Math-Aids.Com prealg_equ_word_2step_1_20141111 Word Problems Word Problems 1 ) Alyssa sold half of her comic books and then bought eight more. She now has eighteen. How many did she begin with ?  _______ ______ 2 ) Sara had 259 dollars to spend on 8 books. After buying them she had 11 dollars. How much did each book cost ?  _______ ______ 3 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is 81. What is the smallest of the three numbers ?  _______ ______ 4 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a 18 dollar fixed fee plus 8 dollars an hour for renting a bike. Dan paid 74 dollars to rent a bike. How many hours did he pay to have the bike checked out ?  _______ ______ 5 ) Sam bought a soft drink for four dollars and nine candy bars. He spent a total of forty dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ?  _______ ______ 6 ) Alyssa spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the family car and earned seven dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended with eleven dollars ?  _______ ______ 7 ) Jason bought 5 new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The next day his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only 38 cards left. How many cards did Jason start with ?  _______ ______ 8 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is one hundred eight. What is the smallest of the three numbers ?  _______ ______ 9 ) On Monday, two hundred forty - one students went on a trip to the zoo. All four buses were filled and nine students had to travel in cars. How many students were in each bus ?  _______ ______ 10 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 171. What is the smallest of the three numbers ?  _______ ______ 

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  • Name :Teacher : Date :

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_1_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) Alyssa sold half of her comic books and then bought eight more. She now haseighteen. How many did she begin with ? _____________

    2 ) Sara had 259 dollars to spend on 8 books. Afterbuying them she had 11 dollars. How much did each book cost ? _____________

    3 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is 81.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    4 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a 18 dollar fixed fee plus 8 dollars anhour for renting a bike. Dan paid 74 dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did he pay to have the bike checked out ? _____________

    5 ) Sam bought a soft drink for four dollars and nine candy bars. He spenta total of forty dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? _____________

    6 ) Alyssa spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the familycar and earned seven dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended witheleven dollars ? _____________

    7 ) Jason bought 5 new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only 38 cards left.How many cards did Jason start with ? _____________

    8 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is one hundred eight.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    9 ) On Monday, two hundred forty - one students went on a trip to the zoo. All fourbuses were filled and nine students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? _____________

    10 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 171.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_1_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) Alyssa sold half of her comic books and then bought eight more. She now haseighteen. How many did she begin with ? 20 comic books_____________

    2 ) Sara had 259 dollars to spend on 8 books. Afterbuying them she had 11 dollars. How much did each book cost ? 31 dollars_____________

    3 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is 81.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 26_____________

    4 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a 18 dollar fixed fee plus 8 dollars anhour for renting a bike. Dan paid 74 dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did he pay to have the bike checked out ? 7 hours_____________

    5 ) Sam bought a soft drink for four dollars and nine candy bars. He spenta total of forty dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? 4 dollars_____________

    6 ) Alyssa spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the familycar and earned seven dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended witheleven dollars ? 8 dollars_____________

    7 ) Jason bought 5 new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only 38 cards left.How many cards did Jason start with ? 71 cards_____________

    8 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is one hundred eight.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 34_____________

    9 ) On Monday, two hundred forty - one students went on a trip to the zoo. All fourbuses were filled and nine students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? 58 students_____________

    10 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 171.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 55_____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_2_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) Melanie spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the familycar and earned eight dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended witheleven dollars ? _____________

    2 ) Tim bought a soft drink for three dollars and eight candy bars. He spenta total of thirty - five dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? _____________

    3 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is 180.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    4 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a 17 dollar fixed fee plus 8 dollars anhour for renting a bike. Sam paid 65 dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did he pay to have the bike checked out ? _____________

    5 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 159.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    6 ) Mike bought 5 new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only 47 cards left.How many cards did Mike start with ? _____________

    7 ) Joan sold half of her comic books and then bought eight more. She now haseighteen. How many did she begin with ? _____________

    8 ) On Monday, 217 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 4buses were filled and 5 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? _____________

    9 ) Tom had one hundred ninety - one dollars to spend on six books. Afterbuying them he had eleven dollars. How much did each book cost ? _____________

    10 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is one hundred five.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_2_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) Melanie spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the familycar and earned eight dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended witheleven dollars ? 6 dollars_____________

    2 ) Tim bought a soft drink for three dollars and eight candy bars. He spenta total of thirty - five dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? 4 dollars_____________

    3 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is 180.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 58_____________

    4 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a 17 dollar fixed fee plus 8 dollars anhour for renting a bike. Sam paid 65 dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did he pay to have the bike checked out ? 6 hours_____________

    5 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 159.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 51_____________

    6 ) Mike bought 5 new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only 47 cards left.How many cards did Mike start with ? 89 cards_____________

    7 ) Joan sold half of her comic books and then bought eight more. She now haseighteen. How many did she begin with ? 20 comic books_____________

    8 ) On Monday, 217 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 4buses were filled and 5 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? 53 students_____________

    9 ) Tom had one hundred ninety - one dollars to spend on six books. Afterbuying them he had eleven dollars. How much did each book cost ? 30 dollars_____________

    10 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is one hundred five.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 34_____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_3_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 69.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    2 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is ninety - six.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    3 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is one hundred fifty - six.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    4 ) Keith spent half of his allowance going to the movies. He washed the familycar and earned seven dollars. What is his weekly allowance if he ended withtwelve dollars ? _____________

    5 ) Sam bought eight new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only twenty - four cards left.How many cards did Sam start with ? _____________

    6 ) Dan had 175 dollars to spend on 6 books. Afterbuying them he had 13 dollars. How much did each book cost ? _____________

    7 ) Tom bought a soft drink for 4 dollars and 7 candy bars. He spenta total of 18 dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? _____________

    8 ) On Monday, 368 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 7buses were filled and 4 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? _____________

    9 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a fourteen dollar fixed fee plus seven dollars anhour for renting a bike. Melanie paid seventy dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did she pay to have the bike checked out ? _____________

    10 ) Nancy sold half of her comic books and then bought 6 more. She now has13. How many did she begin with ? _____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_3_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 69.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 21_____________

    2 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is ninety - six.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 31_____________

    3 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is one hundred fifty - six.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 50_____________

    4 ) Keith spent half of his allowance going to the movies. He washed the familycar and earned seven dollars. What is his weekly allowance if he ended withtwelve dollars ? 10 dollars_____________

    5 ) Sam bought eight new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only twenty - four cards left.How many cards did Sam start with ? 40 cards_____________

    6 ) Dan had 175 dollars to spend on 6 books. Afterbuying them he had 13 dollars. How much did each book cost ? 27 dollars_____________

    7 ) Tom bought a soft drink for 4 dollars and 7 candy bars. He spenta total of 18 dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? 2 dollars_____________

    8 ) On Monday, 368 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 7buses were filled and 4 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? 52 students_____________

    9 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a fourteen dollar fixed fee plus seven dollars anhour for renting a bike. Melanie paid seventy dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did she pay to have the bike checked out ? 8 hours_____________

    10 ) Nancy sold half of her comic books and then bought 6 more. She now has13. How many did she begin with ? 14 comic books_____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_4_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) On Monday, 231 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 4buses were filled and 7 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? _____________

    2 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a seventeen dollar fixed fee plus eight dollars anhour for renting a bike. Mike paid eighty - nine dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did he pay to have the bike checked out ? _____________

    3 ) Tom bought 6 new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only 24 cards left.How many cards did Tom start with ? _____________

    4 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is seventy - two.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    5 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 147.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    6 ) Mike bought a soft drink for four dollars and five candy bars. He spenta total of twenty - four dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? _____________

    7 ) Dan spent half of his allowance going to the movies. He washed the familycar and earned six dollars. What is his weekly allowance if he ended witheleven dollars ? _____________

    8 ) Sally sold half of her comic books and then bought 9 more. She now has15. How many did she begin with ? _____________

    9 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is 87.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    10 ) Sally had two hundred thirty - three dollars to spend on six books. Afterbuying them she had eleven dollars. How much did each book cost ? _____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_4_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) On Monday, 231 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 4buses were filled and 7 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? 56 students_____________

    2 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a seventeen dollar fixed fee plus eight dollars anhour for renting a bike. Mike paid eighty - nine dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did he pay to have the bike checked out ? 9 hours_____________

    3 ) Tom bought 6 new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only 24 cards left.How many cards did Tom start with ? 42 cards_____________

    4 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is seventy - two.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 22_____________

    5 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 147.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 47_____________

    6 ) Mike bought a soft drink for four dollars and five candy bars. He spenta total of twenty - four dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? 4 dollars_____________

    7 ) Dan spent half of his allowance going to the movies. He washed the familycar and earned six dollars. What is his weekly allowance if he ended witheleven dollars ? 10 dollars_____________

    8 ) Sally sold half of her comic books and then bought 9 more. She now has15. How many did she begin with ? 12 comic books_____________

    9 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is 87.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 28_____________

    10 ) Sally had two hundred thirty - three dollars to spend on six books. Afterbuying them she had eleven dollars. How much did each book cost ? 37 dollars_____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_5_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) Fred had two hundred four dollars to spend on nine books. Afterbuying them he had fifteen dollars. How much did each book cost ? _____________

    2 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is 105.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    3 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a fourteen dollar fixed fee plus nine dollars anhour for renting a bike. Jason paid fifty dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did he pay to have the bike checked out ? _____________

    4 ) On Monday, 235 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 5buses were filled and 5 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? _____________

    5 ) Tom bought nine new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only thirty - eight cards left.How many cards did Tom start with ? _____________

    6 ) Tim bought a soft drink for three dollars and four candy bars. He spenta total of fifteen dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? _____________

    7 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 171.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    8 ) Sam sold half of his comic books and then bought seven more. He now hastwelve. How many did he begin with ? _____________

    9 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is 78.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    10 ) Tom spent half of his allowance going to the movies. He washed the familycar and earned 9 dollars. What is his weekly allowance if he ended with13 dollars ? _____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_5_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) Fred had two hundred four dollars to spend on nine books. Afterbuying them he had fifteen dollars. How much did each book cost ? 21 dollars_____________

    2 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is 105.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 34_____________

    3 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a fourteen dollar fixed fee plus nine dollars anhour for renting a bike. Jason paid fifty dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did he pay to have the bike checked out ? 4 hours_____________

    4 ) On Monday, 235 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 5buses were filled and 5 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? 46 students_____________

    5 ) Tom bought nine new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only thirty - eight cards left.How many cards did Tom start with ? 67 cards_____________

    6 ) Tim bought a soft drink for three dollars and four candy bars. He spenta total of fifteen dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? 3 dollars_____________

    7 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 171.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 55_____________

    8 ) Sam sold half of his comic books and then bought seven more. He now hastwelve. How many did he begin with ? 10 comic books_____________

    9 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is 78.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 24_____________

    10 ) Tom spent half of his allowance going to the movies. He washed the familycar and earned 9 dollars. What is his weekly allowance if he ended with13 dollars ? 8 dollars_____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_6_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a 13 dollar fixed fee plus 6 dollars anhour for renting a bike. Joan paid 43 dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did she pay to have the bike checked out ? _____________

    2 ) Tim had 165 dollars to spend on 6 books. Afterbuying them he had 15 dollars. How much did each book cost ? _____________

    3 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is seventy - five.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    4 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is eighty - one.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    5 ) Fred sold half of his comic books and then bought seven more. He now hasfourteen. How many did he begin with ? _____________

    6 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is 144.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? _____________

    7 ) On Monday, 230 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 4buses were filled and 6 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? _____________

    8 ) Sam bought eight new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only forty - two cards left.How many cards did Sam start with ? _____________

    9 ) Jessica bought a soft drink for three dollars and four candy bars. She spenta total of twenty - three dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? _____________

    10 ) Sally spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the familycar and earned 9 dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended with13 dollars ? _____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_equ_word_2step_6_20141111

    Word ProblemsWord Problems

    1 ) Oceanside Bike Rental Shop charges a 13 dollar fixed fee plus 6 dollars anhour for renting a bike. Joan paid 43 dollars to rent a bike. How manyhours did she pay to have the bike checked out ? 5 hours_____________

    2 ) Tim had 165 dollars to spend on 6 books. Afterbuying them he had 15 dollars. How much did each book cost ? 25 dollars_____________

    3 ) The sum of three consecutive numbers is seventy - five.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 24_____________

    4 ) The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is eighty - one.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 25_____________

    5 ) Fred sold half of his comic books and then bought seven more. He now hasfourteen. How many did he begin with ? 14 comic books_____________

    6 ) The sum of three consecutive even numbers is 144.What is the smallest of the three numbers ? 46_____________

    7 ) On Monday, 230 students went on a trip to the zoo. All 4buses were filled and 6 students had to travel in cars. How many students werein each bus ? 56 students_____________

    8 ) Sam bought eight new baseball trading cards to add to his collection. The nextday his dog ate half of his collection. There are now only forty - two cards left.How many cards did Sam start with ? 76 cards_____________

    9 ) Jessica bought a soft drink for three dollars and four candy bars. She spenta total of twenty - three dollars. How much did each candy bar cost ? 5 dollars_____________

    10 ) Sally spent half of her allowance going to the movies. She washed the familycar and earned 9 dollars. What is her weekly allowance if she ended with13 dollars ? 8 dollars_____________

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_one_variable_1_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 9 + -18r

    ___

    - 8r use r = -6

    2) n-8__ + 8 use n = -24

    3) 2 + r-6__

    use r = -12

    4) k - 5k use k = -9

    5) 7 + c5_

    - 5c use c = 10

    6) 7d + 2 - 8d - 6 use d = -4

    7) -4(6 - 5d) use d = -3

    8) 9(-2x - 5) use x = 8

    9) 4x - 9x use x = -4

    10) 6 - 4s + 5 use s = -7

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    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 9 + -18r

    ___

    - 8r use r = -6

    60

    2) n-8__ + 8 use n = -24

    11

    3) 2 + r-6__

    use r = -12

    4

    4) k - 5k use k = -936

    5) 7 + c5_

    - 5c use c = 10

    -41

    6) 7d + 2 - 8d - 6 use d = -40

    7) -4(6 - 5d) use d = -3-84

    8) 9(-2x - 5) use x = 8-189

    9) 4x - 9x use x = -420

    10) 6 - 4s + 5 use s = -739

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_one_variable_2_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 2 + 7d - 3d use d = 6

    2) 6 + 8c + 9c use c = 8

    3) 7n - 3(-4 - 6n) use n = 7

    4) 15d__

    - 6 + 4d use d = 5

    5) 4r + 7 - 5r + 9 use r = 5

    6) 6x - x use x = 7

    7) 2h + h use h = 5

    8) -7r - 5(8r + 6) use r = 8

    9) -2r + 8 - 5 + 6r use r = 9

    10) -6(-7 + 5s) use s = 4

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    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 2 + 7d - 3d use d = 626

    2) 6 + 8c + 9c use c = 8142

    3) 7n - 3(-4 - 6n) use n = 7187

    4) 15d__

    - 6 + 4d use d = 5

    17

    5) 4r + 7 - 5r + 9 use r = 511

    6) 6x - x use x = 735

    7) 2h + h use h = 515

    8) -7r - 5(8r + 6) use r = 8-406

    9) -2r + 8 - 5 + 6r use r = 939

    10) -6(-7 + 5s) use s = 4-78

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_one_variable_3_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -7(-4c + 2) + 9c use c = 3

    2) f - 5f use f = 8

    3) -8 + 28b__

    use b = 7

    4) -5b + 6 + 3 - 9b use b = 2

    5) -2(-3 + 9x) use x = 6

    6) -9(4c - 8) use c = 4

    7) 3 - 9d + 6d use d = 7

    8) 4 - h3_

    use h = 9

    9) 3 + 2n + 8 use n = 9

    10) 7(-9 - 6x) + 3 use x = 6

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_one_variable_3_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -7(-4c + 2) + 9c use c = 397

    2) f - 5f use f = 8-32

    3) -8 + 28b__

    use b = 7

    -4

    4) -5b + 6 + 3 - 9b use b = 2-19

    5) -2(-3 + 9x) use x = 6-102

    6) -9(4c - 8) use c = 4-72

    7) 3 - 9d + 6d use d = 7-18

    8) 4 - h3_

    use h = 9

    1

    9) 3 + 2n + 8 use n = 929

    10) 7(-9 - 6x) + 3 use x = 6-312

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_one_variable_4_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) k8_ + 8 use k = 24

    2) - 27d__ + 6 + 7d use d = 9

    3) 7d - 3d use d = 6

    4) -3 + h5_

    + 6h use h = 15

    5) -9h + 2(-6h - 5) use h = 3

    6) h + 2h use h = 9

    7) -3 + 8f - 5f - 7 use f = 2

    8) -5(8 + 2x) use x = 2

    9) 6 - 7r + 4r use r = 8

    10) 4 - b2_

    use b = 6

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_one_variable_4_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) k8_ + 8 use k = 24

    11

    2) - 27d__ + 6 + 7d use d = 9

    66

    3) 7d - 3d use d = 624

    4) -3 + h5_

    + 6h use h = 15

    90

    5) -9h + 2(-6h - 5) use h = 3-73

    6) h + 2h use h = 927

    7) -3 + 8f - 5f - 7 use f = 2-4

    8) -5(8 + 2x) use x = 2-60

    9) 6 - 7r + 4r use r = 8-18

    10) 4 - b2_

    use b = 6

    1

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_1_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) -3k + 8 - 9b - 4 use k = -7 and b = 3

    2 ) r - 9x use r = 5 and x = 7

    3 ) 3 - 9d - 8k use d = -6 and k = 9

    4 ) 2d - 7 + 6s use d = 9 and s = -3

    5 ) -4 + h8_

    + 2d use h = 16 and d = -2

    6 ) -2 + -14n

    ___

    - 4w use n = -7 and w = 6

    7 ) -7(-4w + 2b) use b = -2 and w = 4

    8 ) - n-7__

    - 5s use n = -21 and s = -3

    9 ) -6 + 4(5c - 8k) use c = -6 and k = -4

    10 ) c + 7s use c = -6 and s = -8

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    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) -3k + 8 - 9b - 4 use k = -7 and b = 3-2

    2 ) r - 9x use r = 5 and x = 7-58

    3 ) 3 - 9d - 8k use d = -6 and k = 9-15

    4 ) 2d - 7 + 6s use d = 9 and s = -3-7

    5 ) -4 + h8_

    + 2d use h = 16 and d = -2

    -6

    6 ) -2 + -14n

    ___

    - 4w use n = -7 and w = 6

    -24

    7 ) -7(-4w + 2b) use b = -2 and w = 4140

    8 ) - n-7__

    - 5s use n = -21 and s = -3

    12

    9 ) -6 + 4(5c - 8k) use c = -6 and k = -42

    10 ) c + 7s use c = -6 and s = -8-62

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_2_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) 4z + 6r - 7 use z = 8 and r = 5

    2 ) -3 + 5(8z - 7n) use n = 9 and z = 7

    3 ) 5(-2x + 8h) + 6 use h = 8 and x = 4

    4 ) 5h - 7r - 8 + 2 use h = 2 and r = 7

    5 ) -5z + b3_

    use b = 9 and z = 7

    6 ) n - 9x use n = 7 and x = 4

    7 ) 16n__ + 2f use n = 8 and f = 3

    8 ) -8 + 3b - 5 + 6r use b = 7 and r = 9

    9 ) -3(5f - 9z) use z = 9 and f = 8

    10 ) 2 + f5_

    + 9s use f = 15 and s = 7

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_2_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) 4z + 6r - 7 use z = 8 and r = 555

    2 ) -3 + 5(8z - 7n) use n = 9 and z = 7-38

    3 ) 5(-2x + 8h) + 6 use h = 8 and x = 4286

    4 ) 5h - 7r - 8 + 2 use h = 2 and r = 7-45

    5 ) -5z + b3_

    use b = 9 and z = 7

    -32

    6 ) n - 9x use n = 7 and x = 4-29

    7 ) 16n__ + 2f use n = 8 and f = 3

    8

    8 ) -8 + 3b - 5 + 6r use b = 7 and r = 962

    9 ) -3(5f - 9z) use z = 9 and f = 8123

    10 ) 2 + f5_

    + 9s use f = 15 and s = 7

    68

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_3_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) - s2_ + 4 - 6x use s = 4 and x = 6

    2 ) 6h + 9c use h = 9 and c = 7

    3 ) -6(9d + 2x) - 3 use x = 2 and d = 3

    4 ) -2(5z - 7b) use b = 3 and z = 4

    5 ) -7(5 + 2d) - 8f use d = 4 and f = 6

    6 ) z - 5s use z = 3 and s = 9

    7 ) -7d + 16b__

    use b = 4 and d = 5

    8 ) 2z - 9 + 7w use z = 4 and w = 6

    9 ) -2 - 14n__

    - 7h use n = 7 and h = 9

    10 ) 5(-7z + 9d) use z = 7 and d = 8

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_3_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) - s2_ + 4 - 6x use s = 4 and x = 6

    -34

    2 ) 6h + 9c use h = 9 and c = 7117

    3 ) -6(9d + 2x) - 3 use x = 2 and d = 3-189

    4 ) -2(5z - 7b) use b = 3 and z = 42

    5 ) -7(5 + 2d) - 8f use d = 4 and f = 6-139

    6 ) z - 5s use z = 3 and s = 9-42

    7 ) -7d + 16b__

    use b = 4 and d = 5

    -31

    8 ) 2z - 9 + 7w use z = 4 and w = 641

    9 ) -2 - 14n__

    - 7h use n = 7 and h = 9

    -67

    10 ) 5(-7z + 9d) use z = 7 and d = 8115

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_4_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) 5(-4n + 3w) use w = 2 and n = 6

    2 ) - d5_ + 6 - 9h use d = 20 and h = 3

    3 ) 4(-8h - 2f) - 5 use f = 3 and h = 8

    4 ) -2(9d + 6n) use d = 5 and n = 4

    5 ) b - 9k use b = 2 and k = 7

    6 ) 7k + w use k = 5 and w = 2

    7 ) 9 - 7(-6w - 2h) use w = 9 and h = 7

    8 ) - n2_ + 5c use n = 4 and c = 3

    9 ) -2 - 18s

    __

    + 8x use s = 9 and x = 6

    10 ) 9x - 5w + 7 use x = 4 and w = 7

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_4_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) 5(-4n + 3w) use w = 2 and n = 6-90

    2 ) - d5_ + 6 - 9h use d = 20 and h = 3

    -25

    3 ) 4(-8h - 2f) - 5 use f = 3 and h = 8-285

    4 ) -2(9d + 6n) use d = 5 and n = 4-138

    5 ) b - 9k use b = 2 and k = 7-61

    6 ) 7k + w use k = 5 and w = 237

    7 ) 9 - 7(-6w - 2h) use w = 9 and h = 7485

    8 ) - n2_ + 5c use n = 4 and c = 3

    13

    9 ) -2 - 18s

    __

    + 8x use s = 9 and x = 6

    44

    10 ) 9x - 5w + 7 use x = 4 and w = 78

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_5_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) - 10w__

    - 9 + 7k use w = 5 and k = 6

    2 ) 7n + 3w use n = 2 and w = 4

    3 ) 2w + 8 + 4n use w = 6 and n = 2

    4 ) 6 - 4k - 5x use k = 2 and x = 6

    5 ) r + 5z use r = 7 and z = 4

    6 ) -2 + 12n__

    + 5k use n = 3 and k = 6

    7 ) 7w + 12h__

    use h = 6 and w = 4

    8 ) 6(-8k + 2c) use k = 9 and c = 4

    9 ) -3z - 2 + 9 + 4n use z = 3 and n = 2

    10 ) 9k - 5(-2h + 4) use h = 3 and k = 8

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_5_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) - 10w__

    - 9 + 7k use w = 5 and k = 6

    31

    2 ) 7n + 3w use n = 2 and w = 426

    3 ) 2w + 8 + 4n use w = 6 and n = 228

    4 ) 6 - 4k - 5x use k = 2 and x = 6-32

    5 ) r + 5z use r = 7 and z = 427

    6 ) -2 + 12n__

    + 5k use n = 3 and k = 6

    32

    7 ) 7w + 12h__

    use h = 6 and w = 4

    30

    8 ) 6(-8k + 2c) use k = 9 and c = 4-384

    9 ) -3z - 2 + 9 + 4n use z = 3 and n = 26

    10 ) 9k - 5(-2h + 4) use h = 3 and k = 882

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_6_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) -8 - 2w + 3 + 9h use w = 9 and h = 4

    2 ) 2s - 8 + 9w use s = 9 and w = 3

    3 ) 9(-3w + 8s) use s = 5 and w = 7

    4 ) -8 + 3(5b - 9h) use b = 5 and h = 2

    5 ) z + 6r use z = 2 and r = 7

    6 ) - z2_ + 6w use z = 8 and w = 5

    7 ) 8(-2x - 7c) use x = 7 and c = 9

    8 ) -4r + 9 + 2 - 8c use r = 3 and c = 4

    9 ) 5 - b6_

    - 6s use b = 24 and s = 4

    10 ) -4 + 8f_

    + 9d use f = 4 and d = 5

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_6_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) -8 - 2w + 3 + 9h use w = 9 and h = 413

    2 ) 2s - 8 + 9w use s = 9 and w = 337

    3 ) 9(-3w + 8s) use s = 5 and w = 7171

    4 ) -8 + 3(5b - 9h) use b = 5 and h = 213

    5 ) z + 6r use z = 2 and r = 744

    6 ) - z2_ + 6w use z = 8 and w = 5

    26

    7 ) 8(-2x - 7c) use x = 7 and c = 9-616

    8 ) -4r + 9 + 2 - 8c use r = 3 and c = 4-33

    9 ) 5 - b6_

    - 6s use b = 24 and s = 4

    -23

    10 ) -4 + 8f_

    + 9d use f = 4 and d = 5

    43

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_7_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) 6b - 8(-4r + 7) use r = 4 and b = 7

    2 ) 3 + 5z + 9c use z = 5 and c = 9

    3 ) -9(-3c - 2w) use w = 4 and c = 9

    4 ) r - 3x use r = 2 and x = 3

    5 ) 27s

    __ + 7 - 3d use s = 9 and d = 3

    6 ) -3 - 2(-9f + 4d) use f = 8 and d = 5

    7 ) -2(7r - 3d) use r = 2 and d = 3

    8 ) f + 5z use f = 5 and z = 6

    9 ) -4b - 7k + 5 + 2 use b = 4 and k = 5

    10 ) - 16s

    __ + 8x use s = 4 and x = 6

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_7_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) 6b - 8(-4r + 7) use r = 4 and b = 7114

    2 ) 3 + 5z + 9c use z = 5 and c = 9109

    3 ) -9(-3c - 2w) use w = 4 and c = 9315

    4 ) r - 3x use r = 2 and x = 3-7

    5 ) 27s

    __ + 7 - 3d use s = 9 and d = 3

    1

    6 ) -3 - 2(-9f + 4d) use f = 8 and d = 5101

    7 ) -2(7r - 3d) use r = 2 and d = 3-10

    8 ) f + 5z use f = 5 and z = 635

    9 ) -4b - 7k + 5 + 2 use b = 4 and k = 5-44

    10 ) - 16s

    __ + 8x use s = 4 and x = 6

    44

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_8_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) -4c - 12z

    __

    use z = 4 and c = 3

    2 ) 6 - 21c

    __

    + 4f use c = 7 and f = 9

    3 ) - 6b_

    - 3n use b = 3 and n = 4

    4 ) 2c - 5 - 8w use c = 2 and w = 7

    5 ) 2(-6z + 5) - 4d use z = 3 and d = 5

    6 ) 4 - 3d + 9c use d = 8 and c = 6

    7 ) -9 + n3_

    - 5c use n = 6 and c = 4

    8 ) -9b - 4(6z - 2) use z = 7 and b = 8

    9 ) -2(-4w + 9b) use w = 9 and b = 5

    10 ) -8h + 7 + 2s + 4 use h = 5 and s = 3

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_eval_two_variable_8_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1 ) -4c - 12z

    __

    use z = 4 and c = 3

    -15

    2 ) 6 - 21c

    __

    + 4f use c = 7 and f = 9

    39

    3 ) - 6b_

    - 3n use b = 3 and n = 4

    -14

    4 ) 2c - 5 - 8w use c = 2 and w = 7-57

    5 ) 2(-6z + 5) - 4d use z = 3 and d = 5-46

    6 ) 4 - 3d + 9c use d = 8 and c = 634

    7 ) -9 + n3_

    - 5c use n = 6 and c = 4

    -27

    8 ) -9b - 4(6z - 2) use z = 7 and b = 8-232

    9 ) -2(-4w + 9b) use w = 9 and b = 5-18

    10 ) -8h + 7 + 2s + 4 use h = 5 and s = 3-23

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_1_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -18(13 - 15s) - 10s

    2) 11(8 - 15q)

    3) -7(10r + 13) - 9r

    4) 14(19b - 5)

    5) -2( -8b - 18)

    6) -6s - 5( -13 + 14s)

    7) 13(7h - 15)

    8) 5z - 15( -18z - 6)

    9) 14( -17 + 12c)

    10) -7 + 5(15 + 8r)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_1_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -18(13 - 15s) - 10s260s -234

    2) 11(8 - 15q)-165q +88

    3) -7(10r + 13) - 9r-79r -91

    4) 14(19b - 5)266b -70

    5) -2( -8b - 18)16b +36

    6) -6s - 5( -13 + 14s)-76s +65

    7) 13(7h - 15)91h -195

    8) 5z - 15( -18z - 6)275z +90

    9) 14( -17 + 12c)168c -238

    10) -7 + 5(15 + 8r)40r +68

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_2_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -16(12g + 18)

    2) 17 + 4( -11 - 18d)

    3) 14( -4s + 18)

    4) -2(6 + 16h) - 7h

    5) 6(11d - 19)

    6) 13 - 16(15c - 14)

    7) -8( -16 + 5k) - 17

    8) -15(17 + 9q)

    9) -2p + 8(3p - 12)

    10) -8(3 + 9f)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_2_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -16(12g + 18)-192g -288

    2) 17 + 4( -11 - 18d)-72d -27

    3) 14( -4s + 18)-56s +252

    4) -2(6 + 16h) - 7h-39h -12

    5) 6(11d - 19)66d -114

    6) 13 - 16(15c - 14)-240c +237

    7) -8( -16 + 5k) - 17-40k +111

    8) -15(17 + 9q)-135q -255

    9) -2p + 8(3p - 12)22p -96

    10) -8(3 + 9f)-72f -24

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_3_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -5( -18 - 10p) + 4

    2) 12 - 8( -18 + 10s)

    3) -5( -11k + 2) - 9k

    4) 9( -19 - 16n)

    5) 16( -5r + 11)

    6) -2 + 10(4q + 3)

    7) -7( -6k - 13)

    8) 7( -16 + 5w) - 19w

    9) -15( -3d - 6)

    10) 4( -8 + 17y)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_3_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -5( -18 - 10p) + 450p +94

    2) 12 - 8( -18 + 10s)-80s +156

    3) -5( -11k + 2) - 9k46k -10

    4) 9( -19 - 16n)-144n -171

    5) 16( -5r + 11)-80r +176

    6) -2 + 10(4q + 3)40q +28

    7) -7( -6k - 13)42k +91

    8) 7( -16 + 5w) - 19w16w -112

    9) -15( -3d - 6)45d +90

    10) 4( -8 + 17y)68y -32

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_4_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -6(5 - 13m)

    2) -12( -11 + 10p) - 13p

    3) 3f - 14( -7 + 5f)

    4) 19(2x - 13) - 9

    5) -14(2 + 7z)

    6) -2(10x - 5)

    7) 3( -5n + 13) - 14n

    8) -13(8 + 4w)

    9) -9(11 + 14h) + 5

    10) 19( -13r - 11)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_4_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -6(5 - 13m)78m -30

    2) -12( -11 + 10p) - 13p-133p +132

    3) 3f - 14( -7 + 5f)-67f +98

    4) 19(2x - 13) - 938x -256

    5) -14(2 + 7z)-98z -28

    6) -2(10x - 5)-20x +10

    7) 3( -5n + 13) - 14n-29n +39

    8) -13(8 + 4w)-52w -104

    9) -9(11 + 14h) + 5-126h -94

    10) 19( -13r - 11)-247r -209

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_5_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 12(13k + 7)

    2) 10( -2g - 18)

    3) -15(13d - 8)

    4) -4(8 - 13n)

    5) -17(18 + 6k) - 12k

    6) -17s - 7( -6s + 18)

    7) 6(11d - 18) - 9

    8) 4(8 - 6m)

    9) 13 - 11( -3k + 4)

    10) -3 + 5(16 + 12m)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_5_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 12(13k + 7)156k +84

    2) 10( -2g - 18)-20g -180

    3) -15(13d - 8)-195d +120

    4) -4(8 - 13n)52n -32

    5) -17(18 + 6k) - 12k-114k -306

    6) -17s - 7( -6s + 18)25s -126

    7) 6(11d - 18) - 966d -117

    8) 4(8 - 6m)-24m +32

    9) 13 - 11( -3k + 4)33k -31

    10) -3 + 5(16 + 12m)60m +77

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_6_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -16( -15 - 18w) + 6

    2) 14( -10 - 15b) - 19b

    3) 6 - 16(19 + 17z)

    4) -9 + 15(7q + 19)

    5) 7d - 11(16d + 3)

    6) -4(17g - 13)

    7) -9(3 - 10f)

    8) 19( -15 + 11p)

    9) -19(2s - 8)

    10) -9(18 + 5m)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_6_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -16( -15 - 18w) + 6288w +246

    2) 14( -10 - 15b) - 19b-229b -140

    3) 6 - 16(19 + 17z)-272z -298

    4) -9 + 15(7q + 19)105q +276

    5) 7d - 11(16d + 3)-169d -33

    6) -4(17g - 13)-68g +52

    7) -9(3 - 10f)90f -27

    8) 19( -15 + 11p)209p -285

    9) -19(2s - 8)-38s +152

    10) -9(18 + 5m)-45m -162

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_7_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -6(17y + 7)

    2) -18(15 + 16z)

    3) -15(6 - 13n)

    4) 7( -17 + 10p) + 5p

    5) -7(15x + 8) - 9

    6) -16(6m + 4)

    7) -10(2 - 13x) + 7

    8) 17 - 2( -18y - 12)

    9) -11x + 5(12 - 18x)

    10) 18( -16 - 17q)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_7_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -6(17y + 7)-102y -42

    2) -18(15 + 16z)-288z -270

    3) -15(6 - 13n)195n -90

    4) 7( -17 + 10p) + 5p75p -119

    5) -7(15x + 8) - 9-105x -65

    6) -16(6m + 4)-96m -64

    7) -10(2 - 13x) + 7130x -13

    8) 17 - 2( -18y - 12)36y +41

    9) -11x + 5(12 - 18x)-101x +60

    10) 18( -16 - 17q)-306q -288

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_8_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -18g - 2( -7g - 6)

    2) 8(4 - 18p)

    3) 10( -8 + 2z) - 3z

    4) 8( -13s - 12)

    5) -5(4r + 13) - 14r

    6) -19(12 + 10b)

    7) -5 - 16( -19 - 8s)

    8) 14(9 - 5b) + 8

    9) -10( -17 + 16k)

    10) -13(14s + 10)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_exp_distri_8_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -18g - 2( -7g - 6)-4g +12

    2) 8(4 - 18p)-144p +32

    3) 10( -8 + 2z) - 3z17z -80

    4) 8( -13s - 12)-104s -96

    5) -5(4r + 13) - 14r-34r -65

    6) -19(12 + 10b)-190b -228

    7) -5 - 16( -19 - 8s)128s +299

    8) 14(9 - 5b) + 8-70b +134

    9) -10( -17 + 16k)-160k +170

    10) -13(14s + 10)-182s -130

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_1_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) d - 13d

    2) -12( -8w + 17)

    3) 3 - 6m - 18

    4) -10b + 6 - 4b + 17

    5) 16 + 10d + 14d

    6) 4f + f

    7) 4(6 - 7w)

    8) -17 - 14h - 12h - 19

    9) -16s + 4(13 + 19s)

    10) -5 - 2( -18 + 10d)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_1_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) d - 13d-12d

    2) -12( -8w + 17)96w -204

    3) 3 - 6m - 18-6m - 15

    4) -10b + 6 - 4b + 17-14b +23

    5) 16 + 10d + 14d24d + 16

    6) 4f + f5f

    7) 4(6 - 7w)-28w +24

    8) -17 - 14h - 12h - 19-26h -36

    9) -16s + 4(13 + 19s)60s +52

    10) -5 - 2( -18 + 10d)-20d +31

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_2_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -7 - 14c + 12 - 18c

    2) 6( -2 - 18s) + 9s

    3) 12( -2k - 9)

    4) -9(8 + 11h)

    5) 7r - 12 - 2r

    6) 7m - 5m + 11 + 18

    7) 9k - 7k - 2

    8) 9y + 8y

    9) 15 + 7( -2 + 5y)

    10) m - 12m

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_2_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -7 - 14c + 12 - 18c-32c +5

    2) 6( -2 - 18s) + 9s-99s -12

    3) 12( -2k - 9)-24k -108

    4) -9(8 + 11h)-99h -72

    5) 7r - 12 - 2r5r - 12

    6) 7m - 5m + 11 + 182m +29

    7) 9k - 7k - 22k - 2

    8) 9y + 8y17y

    9) 15 + 7( -2 + 5y)35y +1

    10) m - 12m-11m

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_3_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -7(17 + 14n)

    2) -16(19 + 5b) - 12

    3) -3( -2y - 18)

    4) 6n + n

    5) -19 + 15w - 14 + 13w

    6) 11k + 18 + 6k

    7) 5x - 15x - 12

    8) y + 2y

    9) 7 + 9d - 12d + 4

    10) 5 - 4( -2 - 9n)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_3_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -7(17 + 14n)-98n -119

    2) -16(19 + 5b) - 12-80b -316

    3) -3( -2y - 18)6y +54

    4) 6n + n7n

    5) -19 + 15w - 14 + 13w28w -33

    6) 11k + 18 + 6k17k + 18

    7) 5x - 15x - 12-10x - 12

    8) y + 2y3y

    9) 7 + 9d - 12d + 4-3d +11

    10) 5 - 4( -2 - 9n)36n +13

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_4_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 2s + 16 - 4s

    2) -12 - 16( -6 + 8y)

    3) -3k - 19 - 2k + 9

    4) 15z + 6z

    5) -7(15p + 2) - 3p

    6) -15(14g + 16)

    7) 6d + 12d + 2

    8) 6x - 15 - 4 + 16x

    9) -19(11 + 5h)

    10) f + 14f

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_4_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 2s + 16 - 4s-2s + 16

    2) -12 - 16( -6 + 8y)-128y +84

    3) -3k - 19 - 2k + 9-5k -10

    4) 15z + 6z21z

    5) -7(15p + 2) - 3p-108p -14

    6) -15(14g + 16)-210g -240

    7) 6d + 12d + 218d + 2

    8) 6x - 15 - 4 + 16x22x -19

    9) -19(11 + 5h)-95h -209

    10) f + 14f15f

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_5_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 8n - 3 + 13n

    2) -19(15w - 16)

    3) 14 + 13b - 5

    4) 3c + 13( -12 - 10c)

    5) -4 + 12(5 - 9w)

    6) 16d + 18d

    7) 8d - 4 + 9 + 3d

    8) 13 - 14q - 9 + 11q

    9) -13(17 - 12b)

    10) 5q - 10q

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_5_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 8n - 3 + 13n21n - 3

    2) -19(15w - 16)-285w +304

    3) 14 + 13b - 513b + 9

    4) 3c + 13( -12 - 10c)-127c -156

    5) -4 + 12(5 - 9w)-108w +56

    6) 16d + 18d34d

    7) 8d - 4 + 9 + 3d11d +5

    8) 13 - 14q - 9 + 11q-3q +4

    9) -13(17 - 12b)156b -221

    10) 5q - 10q-5q

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_6_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 8( -12x - 7) - 18

    2) 6k - 14(12 + 3k)

    3) 5w - 10w + 18

    4) z + 11z

    5) 18s - 9s - 14

    6) -7 + 8d - 6 + 16d

    7) 14( -10w + 9)

    8) w - 13w

    9) 10 - 12p - 9p + 7

    10) 2(3 + 11x)

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_6_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) 8( -12x - 7) - 18-96x -74

    2) 6k - 14(12 + 3k)-36k -168

    3) 5w - 10w + 18-5w + 18

    4) z + 11z12z

    5) 18s - 9s - 149s - 14

    6) -7 + 8d - 6 + 16d24d -13

    7) 14( -10w + 9)-140w +126

    8) w - 13w-12w

    9) 10 - 12p - 9p + 7-21p +17

    10) 2(3 + 11x)22x +6

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_7_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -17c - 13(10 - 2c)

    2) 10 - 14w + 3w

    3) 17 - 15h - 11 + 10h

    4) 3n + 7n

    5) -4g + 3 + 7 - 2g

    6) 12( -15b - 6)

    7) 19 + 14x - 11x

    8) 11( -8 - 9n)

    9) 19 + 15( -8 - 2b)

    10) m + 2m

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_7_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -17c - 13(10 - 2c)9c -130

    2) 10 - 14w + 3w-11w + 10

    3) 17 - 15h - 11 + 10h-5h +6

    4) 3n + 7n10n

    5) -4g + 3 + 7 - 2g-6g +10

    6) 12( -15b - 6)-180b -72

    7) 19 + 14x - 11x3x + 19

    8) 11( -8 - 9n)-99n -88

    9) 19 + 15( -8 - 2b)-30b -101

    10) m + 2m3m

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_8_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -14h + 2(11h + 8)

    2) 17b - 4b + 13

    3) -4(17x - 10) + 9

    4) 6k - 18k + 11 + 16

    5) 12( -16 + 8d)

    6) 9( -12h - 13)

    7) 3y - 15 + 2y

    8) 6q + q

    9) 19k + 10 + 11 + 12k

    10) 19b - b

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    Math-Aids.Comprealg_simpl_var_8_20141111

    Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsSimplifying Algebraic Expressions

    1) -14h + 2(11h + 8)8h +16

    2) 17b - 4b + 1313b + 13

    3) -4(17x - 10) + 9-68x +49

    4) 6k - 18k + 11 + 16-12k +27

    5) 12( -16 + 8d)96d -192

    6) 9( -12h - 13)-108h -117

    7) 3y - 15 + 2y5y - 15

    8) 6q + q7q

    9) 19k + 10 + 11 + 12k31k +21

    10) 19b - b18b

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