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Name LESSON Date Class Practice B 1-12 Multiplication and Division Equations Solve each equation. Check your answer. r x 1. 68 4 2. k 24 85 3. 255 4 4. 42 w 18 a 22 5. 15 6. 82 b 5 c 7. 7 9 8. 28 z 3 y 10 9. 12 Solve each equation. Check your answer. 10. 52w 364 11. 41x 492 12. 410 82p 13. 35d 735 14. 195 65h 15. 4k 140 16. 110 5e 17. 27a 216 18. 96 12n 19. Ashley earns $5.50 per hour babysitting. She wants to buy a CD player that costs $71.50, including tax. How many hours will she need to work to earn the money for the CD player? 20. A cat can jump the height of up to 5 times the length of its tail. How high can a cat jump if its tail is 13 inches long? Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved. 92 Holt Mathematics Practice B LESSON 1-12 Multiplication and Division Equations Practice A LESSON 1-12 Multiplication and Division Equations Solve each equation. Check your answer. Solve. 1. 16 n 2 e 8 2. 10 n 32 d 4. 18 3 e 80 1. 68 4 a 84 w 756 b 120 8. 75 3x w7 10. 77 11m x 25 h 12 x 15 10. 52w 364 e 22 1,600 words a8 n8 20. A cat can jump the height of up to 5 times the length of its tail. How high can a cat jump if its tail is 13 inches long? h 13; h 65 inches 5 15 gallons of gasoline 91 Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved. Holt Mathematics Solve each equation. Check your answer. m 234 5. 308 44b g 55 a 168 a Solve and check: 3 4. 6. 27e 405 b7 e 15 a 4 3 a (3) 3 4(3) 3a 1a a 3 8. The quotient of a number f and 21 is 14. 145w 725; w 5 Check: f 21 14; f 294 Replace the variable with the solution. 23b 253; b 11 9. A number b times 23 equals 253. k 15 47; k 705 10. A number k divided by 15 equals 47. 12. Ten divided into a number m equals 54. a 4 3 12 4 3 A true sentence means the solution is correct. 44 Solve and check. x 1. 6 3 12n 84; n 7 11. A number n multiplied by 12 is 84. Multiply to solve a division equation. a 12 Translate each sentence into an equation. Then solve the equation. 7. The product of a number w and 145 is 725. Holt Mathematics When you solve an equation, you must get the variable by itself. Remember, what you do to one side of an equation, you must do to the other side. • To solve a division equation, multiply both sides of the equation by the same number. a 3. 1 14 2 m 2. 9 26 92 Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved. Reteach LESSON 1-12 Multiplication and Division Equations Practice C LESSON 1-12 Multiplication and Division Equations n 9,180 18. 96 12n 13 hours 18. At the local gas station, regular unleaded gasoline is priced at $1.10 per gallon. If it cost $16.50 to fill a car’s gas tank, how many gallons of gasoline did the tank hold? 4. 3g 165 k 35 17. 27a 216 19. Ashley earns $5.50 per hour babysitting. She wants to buy a CD player that costs $71.50, including tax. How many hours will she need to work to earn the money for the CD player? 17. Jenny can type at a speed of 80 words per minute. It took her 20 minutes to type a report. How many words was the report? n 15. 4k 140 h3 16. 110 5e 8 oranges p5 14. 195 65h d 21 z7 12. 410 82p x 12 13. 35d 735 16. The Fruit Stand charges $0.50 each for navel oranges. Kareem paid $4.00 for a large bag of navel oranges. How many did he buy? 1. 765 12 y 120 11. 41x 492 w7 y6 15. 6z 42 s9 z 84 Solve each equation. Check your answer. 12. 9y 54 14. 45 5s b 410 y 10 9. 12 8. 28 z 3 c 63 p5 11. 4h 48 m7 13. 2x 30 9. 60 12p x 1,020 6. 82 b 5 a 330 c 7. 7 9 Solve and check. 7. 7w 49 k 2,040 a 5. 1 22 5 4. 42 w 18 6. 30 b 4 x 3. 255 4 2. k 24 85 r 272 x 150 5. a 12 7 d 54 r x 3. 25 6 m 10 54; m 540 s 2. 8 8 x 18 13. About three tons of ore must be mined and processed to produce a single ounce of gold. How many tons of ore are required to produce a pound of gold? c 3. 1 7 0 s 64 n 4. 3 12 c 70 n 36 • To solve a multiplication equation, divide both sides of the equation by the same number. Solve and check: 5k 30. 48 tons of ore 5k 1k k 5 14. It costs about $2,931 per hour to operate a Boeing 757 airplane. Find the cost to operate a Boeing 757 during a 5-hour flight. 5k 30 Divide to solve a multiplication equation. 5k 30 5 5 k6 $14,655 Check: 5k 30 15. Each person in the United States eats an average of 23 quarts of ice cream per year. At this rate, the seventh-grade class will eat about 1,794 quarts of ice cream this year. How many students are in the seventh-grade class? 5(6) 30 Replace the variable with the solution. 78 students True 30 30 Solve and check. 5. 2w 16 16. Jumbo shrimp sell for $14.99 per pound in a local supermarket. One customer spent $74.95 on shrimp for a dinner party. How much shrimp did this customer purchase for the party? w8 6. 4b 24 7. 9z 45 b6 z5 8. 10m 40 m4 5 pounds Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved. 93 Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. Holt Mathematics Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved. 121 94 Holt Mathematics Holt Mathematics