Evaluating Expressions

Evaluating Expressions

Multiple Choice

Evaluate the expression:

 $6^2-4\div2$  

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Multiple Select

In the order of operations, which one comes first?

• Exponents

• Addition

• Multiplication

Open Ended

What is the full order of operations?

Here is the order of operations

What does left to right mean on M/D and A/S?

Let's dive in and start evaluating some expressions!

The next several slides are numeric expressions. Remember: to evaluate a numeric expression you use the order of operations to simplify it to a single value.

Multiple Choice

Evaluate the expression.

 $6\cdot2^2+3$  

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Multiple Choice

Evaluate the expression.

 $\left(8-5\right)\cdot12+3^2$  

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Multiple Choice

Which student correctly used the order of operations while solving this problem?

Let's take a look at algebraic expressions now!

The next slides are algebraic expressions. Remember: to evaluate an algebraic expression, start by substituting in the value of the variable. Then follow the order of operations to simplify to a single number. video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS4H-DOIhAE

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Evaluate $a+6+a$  when a = 7.

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Evaluate $b^2+4$ when b = 3. 

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Evaluate $2\left(a-5\right)+2$ when a = 15 

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Evaluate $-2x$ when x = 10. 

Some algebraic expressions have more than one variable!

Just substitute in both variable values at the beginning of the problem.

Multiple Choice

Evaluate $a-5-b$ when a = 4 and b = 10. 

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Multiple Choice

Evaluate $\frac{16+2x}{y+1}$ when x = -2 and y = -4 

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Open Ended

If you were to be given a test on evaluating expressions right now, what do you think your score be? Why?