

Simplifying Linear Expressions
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7th - 8th Grade
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Joseph Anderson
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Simplifying Expressions

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Multiple Choice
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4a + 9 + a
WHAT ARE THE LIKE TERMS?
4a and a are like terms. We can add them.
When we add 4a + a, we get 5a
We can't add 5a + 9 because they are NOT like terms.
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Multiple Choice
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6b + 7b - 10
The. like terms are 6b + 7b
6b + 7b = 13b
You can't subtract 13b-10 becuase they are not like terms.
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Multiple Choice
3x+4+5x+3
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3X + 4 + 5X + 3
LIKE TERMS: 3X + 5X = 8X
LIKE TERMS: 4+3=7
You can't add 8X and 7 because they are not like terms
Final answer: 8X + 7
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Multiple Choice
9z - 21 - 3z + 10
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9Z - 21 - 3Z + 10
LIKE TERMS: 9Z -3Z = 6Z
LIKE TERMS: -21 + 10 = -11
You can't combine 6Z - 11 because they are not like terms
FINAL ANSWER: 6Z - 11
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Multiple Choice
Simplify:
5x - 6x - 8x + 7
-9x + 7
10x + 7
9x + 7
9x - 7
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5X - 6X - 8X + 7
LIKE TERMS: 5X - 6X - 8X. This is a tricky one.
5X - 6X = -1X, or just -X.
-X - 8X = -9X.
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5X - 6X - 8X (See image)
Start at 5. Go 6 to the left, you end up at -1
From -1, go 8 more to the left. You end up at -9
Therefore: 5X - 6X - 8X = -9X
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-9x+7
You can't combine -9X + 7 because
That's right. They are not
LIKE TERMS!
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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5(2 - 7n). Using distributive property
MULTIPLY both terms by 5
5(2) = 10
5(-7n) = -35n
You can't combine 10-35n because they are not LIKE TERMS
Final answer: 10-35n
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Multiple Choice
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7 + 3(1-2X). BREAK IT DOWN!
FIrst, let us use the distributive property. 3(1-2X)
3(1) = 3
3(-2X) = -6X
YOU CAN'T COMBINE 3-6Xb because they are not like terms.
So now we have 7 + 3 - 6X
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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7 + 3 - 6X
OUR LIKE TERMS: 7+3=10
You can't combine 10-6X because they are not like terms. So we could stop here if we want.
Or: We could factor out a 2.
10-6X = 2(5-3X)
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Multiple Choice
6 + 2(7x - 3)
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Multiple Choice
4(x+3) - 5
4x + 7
4x - 2
4x - 17
4x + 2
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Multiple Choice
6(7 + x) + 5x
6x + 13
x + 42
6x + 42
11x + 42
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Multiple Choice
3(5 + 3x) - 4x
-x + 8
7x + 15
5x + 15
7x + 8
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Multiple Choice
5(y + 6) + 4
5y + 15
5y + 34
5y + 10
y + 34
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Multiple Choice
-5(y - 6) + 4
-5y + 34
5y - 26
-5y - 26
5y + 34
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Multiple Choice
6x + 3(-2 - x) - 4
9x - 10
3x + 2
3x - 10
9x + 10
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Multiple Choice
6 + 2(7x - 3)
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
6 + 2(7x - 3)
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Multiple Choice
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