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State what the variable is. The first one is done for you as an example. (Variables may vary)  \nExpression Variable  \nJohn scored 3 more points than James. How many points did John score?  \np + 3  \np = number of points James scored  \n1. Alex collected 26 action figures last year and another r action figures this year. How many action figures does he have in all?  \n2. In five years, Tom will be m years old. How old is Tom now?  \n_______  \n_______  \n___________  \n___________  \n3. Aubrey needs to cut 3 pieces from a 100 inches ribbon tape. Each piece is r inches long. How long is  \nthe remaining ribbon?      \n4. Charlotte works for $335 a month plus $5 per hour of overtime. If she works a total t hours overtime in a month, how much will she be paid?  \n_______ ___________  \n5. A parking fee costs $4.00 for the first 3 hours and $n for every extra hour. How much will the parking fee be if the customer parks for 5 hours?  \n_______ ___________  \n6. Gerry and his five friends earned a profit of $e from their drink stand. If they divide the earnings equally among them, how much will each get?  \n_______ ___________  \n7. A lawyer charges a fee of $900 plus $50 per court appearance. If there are n appearances in a client’s case, how much will the client be charged?  \n_______ ___________  \n8. Jean’s earns $250 a month plus $d for each dress she sells. If she sells 64 dresses in a month, how  \nmuch will she earn in all?      \n9. The area of the rectangle is 58 cm2 . If the width of the rectangle is w cm, what is its length?  \n10. Nicole has $20 dollars in her pocket. If she buys 8 _______ ___________cans of juice for $j each, how much money does she  \nhas left?      \nVariables and expressions  \nGrade 5 Pre-Algebra Worksheet  \nWrite an expression to answer each question. State what the variable is. The first one is done for you as an example. (Variables may vary)  \nExpression Variable  \nJohn scored 3 more points than James. How many points did John score?  \np + 3  \np = number of points James scored  \n1. Alex collected 26 action figures last year and another r action figures this year. How many action figures does he have in all?  \n2. In five years, Tom will be m years old. How old is Tom now?  \n3. Aubrey needs to cut 3 pieces from a 100 inches ribbon tape. Each piece is r inches long. How long is the remaining ribbon?  \n4. Charlotte works for $335 a month plus $5 per hour of overtime. If she works a total t hours overtime in a month, how much will she be paid?  \n5. A parking fee costs $4.00 for the first 3 hours and $n for every extra hour. How much will the parking fee be if the customer parks for 5 hours?  \n6. Gerry and his five friends earned a profit of $e from their drink stand. If they divide the earnings equally among them, how much will each get?  \n7. A lawyer charges a fee of $900 plus $50 per court appearance. If there are n appearances in a client’s case, how much will the client be charged?  \n8. Jean’s earns $250 a month plus $d for each dress she sells. If she sells 64 dresses in a month, how much will she earn in all?  \n9. The area of the rectangle is 58 cm2 . If the width of the rectangle is w cm, what is its length?  \n10. Nicole has $20 dollars in her pocket. If she buys 8 cans of juice for $j each, how much money does she has left?  \nr + 26  \nm-5  \n100 – 3r  \n$5t + 335  \n4 + 2n  \ne 6  \n900 + 50n  \n250 + 64d  \n58  \nw  \n$20 – 8d  \nr = number of collected action figures last year m = age of Tom next 5 years  \nr = length of each piece of ribbon  \nt = number of overtime hours  \nn = amount of parking fee for every exceeding hour  \ne = amount of earnings  \nn = number of appearances in client’s case  \nd = number of dress  \nw = width  \nd = cost of each can of juice","cbCaicrHaY8lCTUF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicrHaY8lCTUF","pdf",90082,"English","# Write expressions and state variables\n## Practice questions 1-10","[{\"question\":\"What does the worksheet ask students to do for each problem?\",\"answer\":\"Write an expression to answer each question and state what the variable represents. 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