Simplifying and factoring linear expressions Transitional Reasoning Practice
2 Math practice questions on Simplifying and factoring linear expressions. Questions that build towards applied reasoning.
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A landscaping crew is enclosing a rectangular community garden that has a length of meters and a width of meters. The entire perimeter will be fenced except for an access walkway of length meters. Which of the following expressions represents the total length of fencing required, in meters, in completely factored form?
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An art instructor prepares 6 identical craft kits for a workshop. Each kit contains 4 wooden dowels of length centimeters and 3 metal rods of length centimeters, after which a trimmed piece of centimeters is cut off and removed from each kit. Which of the following expressions represents the total length of the remaining materials across all 6 kits in completely factored form?
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