Add and subtract expressions with letters
Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence
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Bo opens an envelope that holds one tiny puzzle. In (3x + 1) + (2x + 6), the x pieces join to make 5x. What is the whole sum with as few terms as possible?
Esme puts on glasses to read very tiny print. In (5x + 2) + (x + 4), the x pieces join to make 6x. What is the whole sum with as few terms as possible?
Jun sharpens a pencil down to a stub for this puzzle. How would Jun write (3x + 4) + (2x + 7) with as few terms as possible?
Milo has one minute on the clock, and it ticks loudly. How would Milo write (7x + 9) − (3x + 4) with as few terms as possible?
Noah digs a puzzle card out of a backpack. How would Noah write (9x + 8) − (4x + 5) with as few terms as possible?
Pia writes the puzzle in blue pen, very boldly. How would Pia write (8x + 6) − (x + 2) with as few terms as possible?
Ren finds a puzzle hiding on the classroom calendar. Which expression is equal to (4x + 3) + (2x + 6)?
- 6x + 3
- 6x + 9
- 9x + 6
- 15x
Bo's bags each hold x pears. Crate A has 4 bags and 3 loose pears, crate B has 3 bags and 2 loose. How many pears in all, with as few terms as possible?
Esme's bags each hold x oranges. Crate A has 5 bags and 2 loose oranges, crate B has 2 bags and 4 loose. How many oranges in all, with as few terms as possible?
A yarn is 8x + 7 cm long. Kira cuts off 5x + 2 cm for a bracelet. How long is the yarn left, with as few terms as possible?