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Evaluating Expressions

Evaluating Expressions

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Presentation

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Mathematics

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7th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

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CCSS
6.EE.A.2B, 7.EE.A.1, 6.EE.A.2C

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Standards-aligned

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Sarah Spurgeon

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12 Slides • 16 Questions

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Evaluating Expressions with Substitution

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Sports
  • We substitute player for player in sports to give breaks. In order to substitute with the best outcome, you want to make sure they play the same position.

  • It is the same thing with expressions. When we substitute, we will put in a number for the letter that it is equal to. The number and the letter are playing the same position.

  • Example: If x=4, we can plug 4 in anywhere we see an x.

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Multiple Choice

In sports, you substitute players into different positions then they usually play.

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True

2

False

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Multiple Select

Select all of the options that are examples of substitution.

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3x, x=4, so 3(4)

2

3y, x=2, so 3(2)

3

2+x, x=2, so 2+2

4

2+y, x=4, so 2+4

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Substituting and Evaluating

When you are given a number to plug in a variable's place, you are able to evaluate an expression.

Example 1: 3x; x=4; would give you 3(4), which equals 12.

Example 2: 3x+2y; x=5, y=4; so 3(5)+2(4)= 15+8=23

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Multiple Choice

x+2y; x=3, y=7


when you substitute and evaluate this problem, your answer is 17.

1

True

2

False

7

Order of Operations Review

You MUST use the order of operations to evaluate correctly.


Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally (PEMDAS)


Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiply/Divide, Add/Subtract


*Be sure to write this at the top of every problem and check off each step as you go.

*Remember Multiply/Divide are whichever you see first left to right. This is the same for add/subtract.

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Order of Operations Example (PEMDAS)

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Multiple Choice

Review Check: Evaluate the following when x=2 and y=3 x3+2y−3x^3+2y-3  

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11

2

9

3

28

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Expanding Expressions

Vocabulary Review

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Multiple Choice

How many terms are in this expression?


5x + 2y + 3

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1

2

2

3

3

4

4

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Multiple Choice

A number with no variable attached is called a  _____.
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coefficient
2
constant
3
variable
4
term

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Multiple Choice

The number before a variable is the _____.
1
term
2
constant
3
coefficient
4
variable

16

Multiple Choice

What is the coefficient of the expression below?

8 + 5x

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8

2

0

3

5

4

-5

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Multiple Choice

What is the coefficient in this expression?
3x+4-2
1
x
2
4
3
3x
4
3

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Multiple Choice

What are the like terms in the following expression?
5a + 2b - 3a
1
5a, -3a
2
5a, 3a
3
5a, 2b
4
5a, 4

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Multiple Choice

Simplify the expression: 3x + 2x
1
5x
2
x
3
6x
4
5

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Multiple Choice

Simplify the expression: 2x + 1 + 7x 
1
10x
2
10
3
9x + 1
4
9 + 1x

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Multiple Choice

2(4 + 9w) 
1
8+9w
2
2+9
3
8+18w
4
2+9w

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Multiple Choice

2(4X-7)
1
8x-14
2
8x-7
3
6x+7
4
8x+14

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Multiple Choice

Factor:
12x + 9
1
3(4x + 3)
2
x(12+9)
3
3(4x - 3)
4
not factorable

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Multiple Choice

Factor:
12x - 20
1
4x(3 - 5)
2
4(3x - 5)
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Evaluating Expressions with Substitution

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