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    The document provides a practice problem asking students to write algebraic expressions to represent word problems. Students are asked to choose a variable to represent the number of posts Kevin writes, identify the operation needed to represent Cheryl writing fewer posts, write an expression for the number of posts Cheryl wrote using the variable and operation, and evaluate the expression if Kevin wrote 21 posts. The document contains instructions and space for students to show their work.

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    1.2.

    3 Practice: Writing Expressions to Solve Practice


    Problems
    Math 6 Sem 2
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    Tips for Success


    Read the assignment carefully and make sure you answer each part of the
    question or questions.

    Check your work when you're done.

    Your Assignment

    Cheryl writes 7 fewer posts than Kevin on a social media site.

    Answer the questions to write an algebraic expression. Then evaluate the expression
    for the given value.

    1. Choose a variable to represent the number of posts Kevin writes. Explain why you
    chose this variable. (2 points)

    2. Which operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) applies to this


    situation? Justify your choice. (2 points)

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    3. Use your variable and the operation you identified to write an expression for the
    number of posts Cheryl wrote. (3 points)

    4. If Kevin wrote 21 posts, how many did Cheryl write? (3 points)

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