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7.EE.1 Simplifying Expressions

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What is an expression?
A mathematical phrase that can contain variables, constants, coefficients, and operations.
An expression has terms that are separated by operations.
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Variable
a letter used to represent any unknown number
Examples: t, x, n, y , v, p, c, s, etc.
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the variable in this expression?
7n + 5
Type answer...
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Constant
any number by itself
Example: 2 in the expression 4x + 2
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the constant in this expression?
7n + 5
Type answer...
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Coefficient
a number in front of a variable
represents multiplication
Example: -2x which means -2 mulitplied by x
-2 is the coefficient
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the coefficient in this expression?
7n + 5
Type answer...
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All expressions have terms.
REMEMBER: terms are separated by an operation such as + or -
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Fill in the Blanks
How many terms does this expression have?
Type answer...
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Simplifying Expressions
Terms can be classified as like or unlike and expressions can be simplified by combining like terms.
Like terms must have the same variable and base
Examples:
7x, x, -5x, and 9x are like terms
4g and 6d are NOT like terms
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Multiple Choice
Determine if the following are like or unlike terms.
b and 3b
like
unlike
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Open Ended
List three terms that are like the given terms below.
3b and b
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Multiple Choice
Determine if the following are like or unlike terms.
-6r and -6p
like
unlike
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Multiple Choice
Determine if the following are like or unlike terms.
16 and -9
like
unlike
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Multiple Choice
Determine if the following are like or unlike terms.
c and c4
like
unlike
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Multiple Choice
Determine if the following are like or unlike terms.
c, 4c , 8c
like
unlike
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Simplifying Expressions
Terms can be classified as like or unlike and expressions can be simplified by combining like terms.
Like terms must have the same variable and base
Examples:
7x, x, -5x, and 9x are like terms
4g and 6d are NOT like terms
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Multiple Select
Select all like terms:
7a – 6 + 8a
7a
6
8a
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Multiple Select
In the list of terms, determine which of the terms are like terms.
8c, 16, -8c, -16b
8c
16
-8c
-16b
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Multiple Select
In the list of terms, determine which of the terms are like terms.
1m, n, m, 1
1m
n
m
1
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Multiple Select
In the list of terms, determine which of the terms are like terms.
0, -8, 14r
0
-8
13r
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Multiple Select
Select all like terms with the same base r:
-26r + 7r + 12p – 7p
-26r
7r
12p
7p
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Multiple Select
Select all like terms with the same base p:
-26r + 7r + 12p – 7p
-26r
7r
12p
7p
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Poll
Rate your level of understanding on identifying like terms on a scale of 1-3.
1. I'm lost and confused.
2. I kinda get it but I need more guided practice.
3. I understand and could probably explain to someone else.
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We can simplify expressions by combining terms with the same variable.
We can combine all the pizza (p), all the soda (s), and the total of cones (c).
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Simplifying Expressions
Only like terms can be COMBINED.
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Open Ended
Simplify the expression by combining like terms.
7a – 6 + 8a
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Multiple Choice
Combine all terms with variable r:
-26r + 7r + 12p – 7p
19r
-33r
-19r
33r
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression:
7g + 5 + 6g - 3
13g - 3
12g + 5
13g + 2
13g - 2
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Multiple Choice
Combine all terms with variable p:
-26r + 7r + 12p – 7p
5p
-19p
-5p
19p
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Poll
-26r + 7r + 12p – 7p
When simplifying this expression and combining like terms, you should get this answer: -19r + 5p
I also got this as my answer.
I'm confused on how you got this answer.
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression:
7g + 5 + 6g - 3
13g - 3
12g + 5
13g + 2
13g - 2
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the expression:
10x + 7 - 2x - 2
-12x - 9
-8x - 5
-8x + 5
8x + 5
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Multiple Choice
Simplify the Expression:
3m - 15 + 2m - 4
5m - 19
m + 19
5m - 15
24m
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Poll
Rate your level of understanding on combining like terms on a scale of 1-3.
1. I'm lost and confused.
2. I kinda get it but I need more guided practice.
3. I understand and could probably explain to someone else.
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