1.	Solve 16 = 4a + 8.
		A.	6	B.	2
		C.	4	D.
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	2.	When you add 6 to the product of a number and 10, the result is 36. Solve 10n + 6 = 36 to find the number.
		A.	6	B.	3
		C.	2	D.	4
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	3.	Solve –2p + 7 = 11.
		A.	4	B.	12
		C.	-2	D.	2
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	4.	Mrs. Rollins had some extra candy left over from Halloween, so she decided to give a treat to her math class. She gave everyone two pieces of candy, and then, for the rest of the period, every time someone correctly answered a question, she gave that person three more pieces of candy. Jean-Paul had 11 pieces of candy in Mrs. Rollins's class. Use the equation 11 = 3q + 2 to figure out how many questions Jean-Paul answered correctly.
		A.	2	B.	9
		C.	-3	D.	3
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	5.	Suppose you spend $6 for lunch at an arcade. Each game you play costs $0.75. How many games can you play if you brought $15 to spend?
		A.	11 games	B.	10 games
		C.	12 games	D.	13 games
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