Equivalent expressions and the distributive property
Grade 6 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me
Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.
Ren checks the clock before a quiz. How would Ren write 5(3x + 2) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?
Zee studies a puzzle under the lamp, which hums happily. How would Zee write 3(x + 1.5) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?
Bo puts on glasses to read tiny print. How would Bo write 5(x − 0.4) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?
A very serious pencil helps Esme crack a secret code. How would Esme write 4(x − 2.5) without parentheses, with as few terms as possible?
Jun opens an envelope with a puzzle inside. How would Jun write 2x + 3x + 4x as one term?
Kira checks the clock before a quiz. How would Kira write 3x + 5x + 6x as one term?
Luz sets the timer for a speed round. How would Luz combine like terms in 3x + 4 + 2x + 5, using as few terms as possible?
Noah opens the math book to a puzzle. How would Noah combine like terms in 7x + 1 + 4x + 3, using as few terms as possible?
Pia follows a clue on the map. Which expression writes 18x + 24 using the greatest common factor?
- 2(9x + 12)
- 3(6x + 8)
- 6(3x + 24)
- 6(3x + 4)
Ren copies a clue onto paper. Which expression writes 16x + 40 using the greatest common factor?
- 4(4x + 10)
- 8(2x + 5)
- 2(8x + 20)
- 8(2x + 40)