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Rewriting an Expression to Show What It Means Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on rewriting an expression to show its meaning: ages of two siblings, a square of dates on a calendar, seats at joined tables, lab kit costs, comparing two forms of an expression, and book counts with percent changes. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Write Elena's and Luis's ages as expressions and combine them.
  2. Write the other dates in a calendar square in terms of n.
  3. Compare three students' expressions for seats at a row of tables.
  4. Write the total cost of lab kits as a product and in another form.
  5. Compare Sarah's and Jin's rewrites of an expression and what each shows.
  6. Write the number of library books at year end in two forms.

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