Equivalent Expressions Worksheets Grade 6

Algebra

Identify Equivalence

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Worksheet 1

7 problems
  1. A rectangular prism is described with dimensions: length = 12 cm, width = 8 cm, and height = 5 cm. What is the total surface area of this rectangular prism?
  2. Sophia is making friendship bracelets. Each bracelet needs 5 inches of string. Sophia has 17 inches of string. Which expression below is equivalent to the total number of inches of string Sophia needs to make 5 bracelets?
  3. Which expression is equivalent to 15(4x + 9)?

…and 4 more problems

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Worksheet 2

9 problems
  1. (-12) × (-4) + 18 ÷ (-3) = ?
  2. Which expression is equivalent to 14(4x + 9)?
  3. Harper is planting flowers. There are 5 rows, and each row has 5 flowers. Which expression shows the total number of flowers Harper planted?

…and 6 more problems

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Worksheet 3

7 problems
  1. Emma draws an area model to show the expression 7(3x + 15). She draws a large rectangle with a width of 7. The length is split into two parts: one part labeled 3x and the other part labeled 15. Which of the following expressions is equivalent to 7(3x + 15)? (A) 21x + 105 (B) 10x + 22 (C) 21x + 15 (D) 3x + 105
  2. (-3)² + 4 × (24 ÷ 6) = ?
  3. Liam is planning a school fundraiser and needs to buy supplies. He has a budget of $1200. He spends 35% of his budget on decorations and 0.3 of his budget on food. What fraction of his total budget does Liam have left after these purchases?

…and 4 more problems

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