7th Grade Translating Factoring and Distributive Property

Factor 8x-10

• 2(4x-5)
• 6(2x-4)
• 2(4x+5)
• 8(x+5)

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Factor 16x+32

• 8(2x+4)
• 16(x+2)
• 7(8x+32)
• 2(8x+16)

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Factor 3x+27

• 3(x+3)
• 9(3x+9)
• 3(x-3)
• 3(x+9)

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2(c - 8)

• 2c - 16
• 2c + 16
• 2c - 8
• c - 16

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Expand and Simplify
-4(2h + 3)

• -8h - 12
• -8h - 3
• -8h + 3
• -8h +12

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Simplify the expression
11(9 + d)

• 99 + d
• 20 + 9d
• 20 + d
• 99+11d

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2(c - 8)

• 2c - 16
• 2c + 16
• 2c - 8
• c - 16

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½(8x + 2)

• 4x + 2
• 4x + 1
• 16x + 4
• 16x - 4

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How can 4(3 +9) be expressed using the distributive property?

• 4(3) + 4(4 + 9)

• 4(3) + 4(9)

• 4 + 9 = 9 + 4

• (4 + 3) x (4 + 9)

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The difference of 3 times a number and 7

• 3 + 7n
• 3n - 7
• 3n + 7 
• 3 / 7n

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