Grade 3 Math · Equations and Inequalities

Describe how variables are used, and use them in various contexts

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Sample: the first question, solved

In an equation like x+5=12, what does "x" represent?

📘 Worked solution
An unknown number that, when added to 5, gives 12 (x=7).

And one from the hard end

A shape pattern follows the rule n=(term number × 5)−1, where "n" is the number of shapes and "t" is the term number (so n=5t−1). Find the number of shapes at term 4, and explain what "n" and "t" each represent.

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