How to solve two-step equations

Practice Questions

HSPT Math › How to solve two-step equations

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Solve:

$8\times(57-45)$

2

Solve:

$32+(45-38)\times 7$

3

Solve:

$49+(84-52)\div8$

4

Solve:

$4\times(40-33)$

5

Solve:

$4\times (27-19)\div8$

6

Solve:

$57-(7\times3)$

7

Solve:

$3\times(3+5)$

8

Solve:

$48\div(13-5)$

9

Solve:

$84\div(79-67)$

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Billy is at the store purchasing flowers for his mother, his grandmother, and his friend. He finds roses on sale by the half dozen (6), tulips selling by the dozen (12), and daisies selling groups of 18.

Billy wants to have the same number of flowers in each bouquet, so that he is able to give everyone the same number of each flower. How many bundles of roses, tulips, and daisies will he have to buy so he has the same amount of each? (Please answer by roses, tulips, then daisies.)

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