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1-4 Properties of Real Numbers notes algebra

1-4 Properties of Real Numbers notes algebra

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Mathematics, Special Education

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9th - 10th Grade

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Hard

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3.OA.B.5, 7.NS.A.1B, 1.OA.B.3

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1-4 Properties of Real Numbers algebra

How do we identify and perform the properties of real numbers?

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Commutative Property of Addition


 2+3=3+22+3=3+2  

How will I remember?
- changes order of the terms.

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Commutative Property of Multiplication


 2∙3=3∙22\bullet3=3\bullet2  

How will I remember?
- changes order of the terms.

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Multiple Select

Put a check next to the equations that show the Commutative Property.

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1+2=2+11+2=2+1

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3∙4=4∙33\bullet4=4\bullet3

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1+(2+3)=1+(3+2)1+\left(2+3\right)=1+\left(3+2\right)

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1+(2+3)=(1+2)+31+\left(2+3\right)=\left(1+2\right)+3

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Associative Property of Addition


 (4+5)+6=4+(5+6)\left(4+5\right)+6=4+\left(5+6\right)  

How will I remember?
- who you group/associate with

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Associative Property of Multiplication


 (4∙5)∙6=4∙(5∙6)\left(4\bullet5\right)\bullet6=4\bullet\left(5\bullet6\right)  

How will I remember?
- who you group/associate with

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Multiple Select

Mark the equations that show the Associative Property.

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 7+(8+9)=(7+8)+97+\left(8+9\right)=\left(7+8\right)+9  

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3∙4=4∙33\bullet4=4\bullet3

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 1∙(2∙3)=1∙(3∙2)1\bullet\left(2\bullet3\right)=1\bullet\left(3\bullet2\right) 

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 1∙(2∙3)=(1∙2)∙31\bullet\left(2\bullet3\right)=\left(1\bullet2\right)\bullet3 

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Inverse Property of Addition


 7+(−7)=07+\left(-7\right)=0  

 −8+8=0-8+8=0  

How will I remember? 
- to invert (opposite/upside down)

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Inverse Property of Multiplication


 7∙17=17\bullet\frac{1}{7}=1  

 78∙87=1\frac{7}{8}\bullet\frac{8}{7}=1  

How will I remember? 
- to invert (opposite/upside down)

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Multiple Select

Mark the equations that show the Inverse Property.

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1+(−1)=01+\left(-1\right)=0

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−4+4=0-4+4=0

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34∙34=1\frac{3}{4}\bullet\frac{3}{4}=1

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2∙12=12\bullet\frac{1}{2}=1

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Identity Property of Addition


 9+0=99+0=9  

 −9+0=−9-9+0=-9  

How will I remember?
- you get yourself back

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Identity Property of Multiplication


 9∙1=99\bullet1=9  

 −9∙1=−9-9\bullet1=-9  

How will I remember?
- you get yourself back

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Multiple Select

Mark the equations that show the Identity Property.

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1010=1\frac{10}{10}=1

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10−10=010-10=0

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10∙1=1010\bullet1=10

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10+0=1010+0=10

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Distributive Property


 2(x+3)=2x+62\left(x+3\right)=2x+6  

 −4(3x−5)=−12x+20-4\left(3x-5\right)=-12x+20  

 3(x2+5x−1)=3x2+15x−33\left(x^2+5x-1\right)=3x^2+15x-3  

How will I remember?
- parentheses disappear

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Multiple Select

Mark the equations that show the Distributive Property.

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3(x−2)=3x−63\left(x-2\right)=3x-6

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3(x+1)=3x+13\left(x+1\right)=3x+1

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−2(4x+1)=−8x−2-2\left(4x+1\right)=-8x-2

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4∙(5−2)=4(5)−4(2)4\bullet\left(5-2\right)=4\left(5\right)-4\left(2\right)

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Multiple Choice

When solving the equation

 12x2−7x=6−2(x2−1)12x^2-7x=6-2\left(x^2-1\right) , Evan wrote  12x2−7x=6−2x2+212x^2-7x=6-2x^2+2  as his first step. Which property justifies this step?

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subtraction property of equality

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multiplication property of equality

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associative property of multiplication

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distributive property of multiplication over subtraction

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Multiple Choice

A part of Jennifer's work to solve the equation  2(6x2−3)=11x2−x2\left(6x^2-3\right)=11x^2-x  is shown below.
Given:  2(6x2−3)=11x2−x2\left(6x^2-3\right)=11x^2-x  
Step 1:  12x2−6=11x2−x12x^2-6=11x^2-x  
Which property justifies her first step?

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identify property of multiplcation

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multiplication property of equality

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distributive property of multiplication over subtraction

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commutative property of multiplication

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Addition Property of Equality


 x−2=6x-2=6 
     +2   +2\ \ \ \ +2\ \ \ +2  

      x=8\ \ \ \ \ x=8  

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Subtraction Property of Equality


 x+2=6x+2=6 
     −2   −2\ \ \ \ -2\ \ \ -2  

      x=4\ \ \ \ \ x=4  

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Multiplication Property of Equality

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Division Property of Equality

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