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substitution and Binary operation Review cards

substitution and Binary operation Review cards

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7th - 11th Grade

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let us review some Algebra

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Objectives

At the end of these slides you should remember

  1. substitution
  2. Binary operations

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Substitution

In algebra substitution means putting numbers where the letters are and performing operations to get a single answer. Consider a football team, when a player is being substituted he comes off and another goes onto the field.

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Substitution continued

Example: Given that a=5, find the value of 3a,

you replace 'a' with 5... 3(5), but remember a letter beside a number means multiply

so your answer will be 15.


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Example

Given that

 x=3, y=4 and z=2x=3,\ y=4\ and\ z=-2  
find the value of :
1. xyz
Answer:  (3)(4)(-2) you are multiplying all
            =-24

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Example 2

  • Given x=3, y=4 and z= -2 find the value of

  •  2xyz2\frac{2xy}{z^2}  

  • so replace the letters with the numerical values

  •  2(3)(4)(2)2\frac{2\left(3\right)\left(4\right)}{\left(-2\right)^2}  

  •  =244=\frac{24}{4}  

  • =6

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Binary operations

Binary operations are operations that associate two things with a third. We are already familiar with binary operations such as addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. E.g. 2 +3 =5, addition is the operation that associates 2 and 3 with 5.

A binary operation is simply a rule for combining two values to create a new value.

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Binary Operation

Some binary operations are defined in specific forms and symbols like *, @, ∂ etc.


Operations like a * b = a/b + 2b are called symbolic operations.

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Examples

  • An operation is defined by x * y = 2x + 3y,  evaluate 3 * 5,

  • So, in answering,  consider x * y = 3 *5

  • so that means x= 3 and y= 5, first equals first and second  equals second

  • Answer:  

  • 3 * 5= 2(3) + 3(5)

  •          =6+15

  •          =21

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examples continued

  •  a  b= 2aba\ \nabla\ b=\ \sqrt{2a-b}  

    Given the binary operation above, what is the value of

  •  12812\nabla8  

  • so,  128=2(12)812\nabla8=\sqrt{2\left(12\right)-8}  

  •  248\sqrt{24-8}  

  •  16\sqrt{16}  

  • = 4

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more examples

  •  aΔb=b3aa\Delta b=b-3a  Given the binary operation, Evaluate  2Δ72\Delta7  


  • observe that a= 2 and b= 7, first to first, 2nd to 2nd....

  • so,  2Δ7=73(2)2\Delta7=7-3\left(2\right)  

  •  =76=7-6  

  • = 1

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Final example

  •  a δ b = 2a +3ba\ \delta\ b\ =\ 2a\ +3b  

    Given the binary operation above, find the value of x for which 

  •  a δ 3 = 13a\ \delta\ 3\ =\ 13  

  •  first identify values for and b and sub as usual

  • so, a = ? and b =3,

  •  a δ 3=2(a)+3(3)a\ \delta\ 3=2\left(a\right)+3\left(3\right)  

  •            =2a+9=2a+9  

  • so 2a+9=132a+9=13  

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continued

  •  2a+9=132a+9=13   

  •   2a=1392a=13-9  

  •  2a=42a=4  

  •  2a2=42\frac{2a}{2}=\frac{4}{2}  

  •  a=2a=2  

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Quiz time

  • find the quiz to see if you are now refreshed on the topic

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