Translate verbal relationships into expressions and equations

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Translate verbal phrases into algebraic expressions using variables, coefficients, constants, and operation words.
Translate real-world statements into one-variable linear equations that represent an unknown quantity.
Translate comparison statements such as “more than,” “less than,” “at least,” and “no more than” into correct algebraic notation.

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Identify the meaning of a variable and choose an equation or expression that matches a verbal description.

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