
A.1 - Translating & Evaluating Expressions
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A.1 - Translating & Evaluating Expressions
By Ms. Bergan
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Addition | Subtraction | Multiplication | Division |
|---|---|---|---|
Sum | Difference | Product | Quotient |
Plus | Minus | Times | Divided By |
Increased By | Decreased by | Double | Half |
More Than | Take Away | Twice | Separated Into |
Total | Fewer | Double | Per |
| Less | Triple | |
| *Less Than | Of | |
| *Subtracted From | | |
Grouping Phrases | Exponents | Radicals | Equals |
|---|---|---|---|
The Quantity Of | Squared | Cube Root | Equivalent To |
| Cubed | Square Root | Results In |
| Power | | Is |
| Raised To | | The Same As |
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Turnaround words
Certain keywords tell us to turn around the order of the translation.
To From Than
Subtract _____ From ______,
_____Subtracted from______,
_____ less than ______
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Multiple Choice
Write an algebraic expression for "the difference of eighteen and a number".
18n
n-18
18-n
18/n
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Multiple Choice
Six less than twice a number.
6 – 2x
6 – x2
2x – 6
x2 – 6
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Multiple Choice
5 - r
r - 5
5r
r + 5
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Multiple Choice
A number squared increased by 1
1 + √2
x2 + 1
x2 − 1
√2 + 1
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Multiple Choice
SOL Question: Travis would like to buy some toys to donate to charity. He plans to buy 9 dolls at "d" dollars and 2 toy cars at "c" dollars each, and 3 train sets at "t" dollars each. Which expression represents the total cost, in dollars, or these items that Travis wants to buy?
9c+2t+3d
9d−2c−3r
9d+2c+3t
9c−2t−3d
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Multiple Choice
SOL Question: Which expression represents four less than half a number, n?
4−21n
21n−4
21(4−n)
21(n−4)
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Evaluating Expressions
USE DESMOS
Type the expression exactly how you see it or use CAPITAL LETTERS FOR EACH VARIABLE
Select the "add sliders"
Slide the letters to the desired number or type it in next to the equal sign
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Multiple Choice
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20
-4
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Multiple Choice
SOL Question: What is the value of the expression with x=32 ?
x2+3x−2
316
940
34
94
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Multiple Choice
SOL Question: What is the value of this expression when n=−15 ?
−2∣n+6∣
- 42
- 18
18
42
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