
5.4 F Simplifying Numerical Expressions
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5th Grade
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Johnunthon Denley
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Let’s Learn!
I can simplify expressions with up to two levels of
grouping involving whole number operations and
describe the meaning of parentheses and/or brackets.
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Let’s review our vocabulary:
Expression
One or more operations that are represented
as a number sentence with no equal sign.
Example: 32 x 4 - 18 + 9
Order of Operations
The sequence in which operations are solved
when simplifying numerical expressions.
Equal Sign
A symbol used to show that two numerical
expressions are equivalent.
Example: 26 = 13 + 13
Positive Rational Numbers
Numbers larger than zero that can be
expressed as a fraction (positive whole
numbers, positive fractions, and positive
decimals).
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Look at the math story and answer the questions.
Kameron and Jordan each solved the following expression: 44 + [(12 ÷ 4) x 7. Look at the way each of the students
simplified the expression.
Who simplified it correctly? How do you know?
Kameron
44 + [(12 ÷ 4) x 7
56 ÷ 4 x 7
14 x 7
95
Jordan
44 + [(12 ÷ 4) x 7
44 + 3 x 7
44 + 21
65
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Multiple Choice
44 + [(12 ÷ 4) x 7
Who simplified this expression correctly?
95
Kameron
65
Jordan
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Let’s look at Jordan and Kameron’s work.
Kameron and Jordan each solved the following expression: 44 + [(12 ÷ 4) x 7. Look at the way each of the students
simplified the expression.
Who simplified it correctly? How do you know?
Kameron
44 + [(12 ÷ 4) x 7
56 ÷ 4 x 7
14 x 7
95
Jordan
44 + [(12 ÷ 4) x 7
44 + 3 x 7
44 + 21
65
To find out who simplified the expression correctly, we solved it first.
Based on my work, Jordan solved the problem correctly. Since there are parentheses in the expression, the first step
must be dividing 12 ÷ 4 to find the solution of 3. The second step is to multiply the 3 by 7. The final step is to add 44 and
21 to get the solution of 65.
Kameron is incorrect. He simplified the expression by completing the operations in order from left to right without taking
consideration of the order of operations.
My Work
44 + [(12 ÷ 4) x 7
44 + 3 x 7
44 + 21
65
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Multiple Choice
3(25 + 19) + 4(3)
294
144
408
168
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Multiple Choice
Which expression has a value of 25?
2(32 + 18) / 4
(10 x 10) / (2 /2)
(50 x 10) / 5
(10 +10) / 4
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Multiple Choice
10[3 + (7 +5) / 3 }
14
34
50
70
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grouping involving whole number operations and
describe the meaning of parentheses and/or brackets.
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