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Introduction to Distributive Property

Introduction to Distributive Property

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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CCSS
6.EE.A.3, 7.NS.A.1D, 6.EE.A.2C

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Kevvin Hankins

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8 Slides • 18 Questions

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Distributive Property:
An Introduction​

​By: Mr. Hankins

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  • You should multiply the variable in front of the parenthesis by EVERYTHING inside the parenthesis.

  • The answers should then be added or subtracted depending on what sign is in between the numbers.

  • Letters in an equation can be replaced by numbers.

  • YOU CAN MULTIPLY THE NUMBERS IN FRONT OF LETTERS

  • YOU CAN'T ADD NUMBERS AND LETTERS TOGETHER

  • Numbers next to each other like this 2(3) means the numbers are being multiplied by each other.

​Reminders for the Distributive Property.

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Multiple Choice

Use your notes to write this equation in another form...

9(4+3)

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9(4)+9(3)

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3(4)+9(3)

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4(9)+4(3)

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For the problem 9(4+3)...
  • The 9 is outside the parenthesis so this is the number that multiplies itself by EVERYTHING inside the parenethesis

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Multiple Choice

Use your notes to write this equation in another form...

6(1-7)

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7(1)-7(6)

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1(6)-1(7)

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6(1)-6(7)

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Multiple Choice

Use your notes to write this equation in another form...

2(5+3)

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15+10

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10+6

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6+15

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For the problem 2(5+3)
  • 2 is the number before the () so you will need to multiply 5 and 3 by it.

  • (2x5)+(2x3)

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Multiple Choice

Use your notes to write this equation in another form...

5(3-7)

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21-15

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15-35

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35-21

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Multiple Choice

Use your notes to write this equation in another form...

2(3x+1)

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2x+2

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6+2

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6x+2

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8x

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For the problem 2(3x+1)
  • 2 should be multiplied by 3x and 1

  • 2(3x) means you multiply the numbers in front of the x

  • 2 should then be multiplied by one

  • since 6x has an x in it and 2 does not they can't be added.

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Multiple Choice

Use your notes to write this equation in another form...

5(3x-2)

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15x-10

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25x

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5x

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15x+10

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Multiple Choice

Use your notes to write this equation in another form...

9(x+1)

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9x-9

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9x-1

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10x

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9x+9

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Multiple Choice

Solve this problem...

8(2+3)

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40

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45

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24

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32

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Multiple Choice

Solve this problem...

6(4-1)

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15

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16

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17

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18

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Multiple Choice

Solve the problem...

3(9+1)

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20

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30

3

40

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50

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Multiple Choice

12(3 + 4) =

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36 + 48

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15 + 16

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123 + 124

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0.84

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Multiple Choice

Generate an equivalent expression using the Distributive Property:


4(9b+8)

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36 + 32

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32b + 8

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(4 x 9b) + (4 x 8)

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68b + 4

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Multiple Choice

Generate an equivalent expression using the Distributive Property:


a ( 7 + 2)

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7a+2a

2

7a + 2

3

2a + 7

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Multiple Choice

Generate an equivalent expression using the Distributive Property:

Hint: Watch the signs!


4(x-2)

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4x+8

2

4x-6

3

4x-8

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Multiple Choice

Which expression is equivalent to 36 + 42 ? Using the Greatest Common Factor (GCF)?

GCF OF 36 & 42 IS 6GCF\ OF\ 36\ \&\ 42\ IS\ 6   36/6=6       AND      42/6=7 Distributive Expression: 

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6(6+7)

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6(6x7)

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6(30+36)

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Multiple Choice

Factor this numerical expression using GCF.

24 + 30

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6(4) + 6(2)

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8(3+4)

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6x2+5

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6(4+5)

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Multiple Select

Check all answers that apply to this expression:

Hint: It can be more than one


7(5 + 4) =

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(7 x 5) + (7 x 4)

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63

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35 + 28

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35x28

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Can You Solve The Next Question?

The next question is a challenge question. Let's see who can think beyond what is expected!

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Multiple Choice

If m = 9, what is 4m + 2m?

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78

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24

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54

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Distributive Property:
An Introduction​

​By: Mr. Hankins

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