1.	A music club is offering unlimited CDs for $6.00 each. There is also a $5.00 shipping cost. If m = the number of CDs, which equation can you use to determine how many CDs you can buy with $35.00?
		A.	5m + 6 = 35	B.	6m + 5 = 35
		C.	5 + 6 = 35m	D.	6m = 35
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	2.	Carolyn found a rule for a toothpick sequence to be t = 3n – 2, where n is used to represent the term number and t to represent the number of toothpicks. Find an equivalent rule.
		A.	t = 7 + (3n – 2)	B.	t = 7 + 3(n – 3)
		C.	t = 6 + (3n – 3)	D.	t = 6 + 3(n – 3)
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	3.	One group of students created a table of inputs and outputs from the What's My Rule? game. Find the corresponding rule.
		A.	n = (m – 4) + 4	B.	n = 4(m – 3) + 1
		C.	n = 4m – 2	D.	n = 4(m + 3)
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	4.	In a package of candy, there are 3 red candies for every yellow candy. Write a rule for the relationship between the two variables if r represents red candies and y represents yellow candies.
		A.	r = 3y	B.	y = 3r
		C.	r = y + 3	D.	y = r + 3
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	5.	Rewrite the expression: 7 · (2n – 4)
		A.	14 · n – 4	B.	7 · n – 28
		C.	14 · n – 28	D.	2 middot; n – 28
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	6.	Find the missing step in the explanation of a Think of a Number trick.
		A.	2n + 16	B.	2n + 8
		C.	2n – 16	D.	n + 16
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