6.EE.B.6 Tutor Intake -- Variables and Expression Writing
This short check helps your tutor see where to start. Work each problem on
your own, without a calculator unless a problem says otherwise. If you are
not sure, give your best try — every answer helps your tutor plan your
first few sessions.
Concepts
A rope of unknown length is cut into two pieces. One piece is 3
feet long, and the other piece is feet long. The two pieces
together were 15 feet before cutting. Is here an unknown
number or a ranging number?
A parking garage charges per hour. Write an expression for
the total cost of parking for hours, where could be any
amount of time a customer parks. Is here an unknown number or
a ranging number?
A problem asks you to write an expression for the cost of buying
books at $8 each. Before writing , a student is supposed
to state what the variable means. Does writing "Let = the
number of books purchased" before the expression follow the
"define the variable" step from the lesson? Enter 1 for yes or 0
for no.
Procedures
Write an expression for "9 more than a number ." If your
expression is , enter 9. If it is some other form, enter
the number you would add to .
Write an expression for "a number divided by 5." Evaluate
your expression at . Enter the numerical value.
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