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Algebraic Expressions

Algebraic Expressions

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4/25 - Algebraic Expressions

T1 - Evaluate numeric and algebraic expressions

T2 - Generate equivalent expressions

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Combine Like Terms

Terms: the "words" in a math sentence


Like Terms: terms that have the same variable raised to the same power.

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Multiple Choice

How many terms are in the following expression?


3x + y + 42

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2 terms

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3 terms

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4 terms

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Multiple Choice

How many terms are in the following expression?


5 - 72x + 43y - 109 + 5z

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3 terms

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4 terms

3

5 terms

4

6 terms

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Multiple Choice

Combine like terms.


3x + 2x + 7

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12x

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5x + 7

3

14x

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3x + 2x + 7

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Multiple Choice

Combine like terms.

3x2+3y+4−2y+x3x^2+3y+4-2y+x  

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4x2+1y+44x^2+1y+4  

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3x2+1y+4+x3x^2+1y+4+x  

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3x2+3y+4−2y+x3x^2+3y+4-2y+x  

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13xy

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Distributive Property

  • Remember: "Distribute" means to share

  • Share (by multiplying) what is on the outside with EVERYTHING that is on the inside.

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Multiple Choice

Use the Distributive Property.


2(3x+4)

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8x+24x

2

6x

3

6x+4

4

6x+8

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Fill in the Blank

3(7x+10)

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Fill in the Blank

10(x+4)

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Open Ended

3-MINUTE BRAIN BREAK!!


Try to solve the riddle, stand up and stretch, get a drink, etc.


I am tall when I am young, and I am short when I am old. What am I?


Type in your answer.

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Factoring

  • Think "reverse of Distributive Property"

  • Instead of sharing, we are taking things away by dividing

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Multiple Choice

What is the most we can take away (divide) from BOTH numbers?


12 and 4

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2

2

4

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6

4

8

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Multiple Choice

What is the most we can take away (divide) from BOTH numbers?


12 and 20

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2

2

4

3

5

4

10

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Multiple Choice

Use factoring to take out the most that you can.


10 + 12

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5(2+12)

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2(5+6)

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4(4+3)

4

1(10+12)

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Multiple Choice

Use factoring to take out the most that you can.


12x + 16

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2(6x+8)

2

12(1x+2)

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3(4x+6)

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4(3x+4)

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Fill in the Blank

Use factoring to take out the most that you can.


2x + 8

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Prime Factorization

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Multiple Choice

Question image

What is the Prime Factorization of 140?

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22 * 5 * 3

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2 * 5 * 7
3

22 * 7

4

22 * 5 * 7

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Multiple Choice

Which of the sets of expressions is equivalent?

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3(2x+5) and 6x+5

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2(3x+5) and 6x+15

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3(2x+5) and 6x+10

4

2(3x+5) and 6x+10

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Math Response

Determine the value of the expression below.

9 + 3(10 ÷\div 2) - 52

Type answer here
Deg°
Rad

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Multiple Choice

Amanda simplifies the following expression and shows homework below. What mistake did Amanda make that resulted in an incorrect answer?

14 −8 ÷ 2 +3⋅414\ -8\ \div\ 2\ +3\cdot4

14 − 4 + 3⋅414\ -\ 4\ +\ 3\cdot4

14 - 7 x 4

14 - 28

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She added before multiplying

2

She subtracted before adding

3

She multiplied before dividing

4

She added before dividing

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Poll

How do you feel about simplifying algebraic expressions?

I feel pretty good!

I think I understand most of it.

I have some questions.

I'm really struggling.

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T1 - Evaluate numeric and algebraic expressions

T2 - Generate equivalent expressions

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