Distribute and Combine Terms

6(x - 2) = 6x - 12

This is an example of ____________ _____________.

• distributive property

• combining terms

• math thingy

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8mn + 4mn = 12mn

This is an example of __________ __________.

• distributive property

• combining terms

• math thingy

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7 ( 2 + 3c ) = 14 + 21c

The two expressions are equal. True or False?

• True

• False

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Simplify by combining like-terms.

45y + 6y - 30y

• 81y

• 9y

• 21y

• 81

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14k + k = 13k

The two expressions are equal. True or False?

• True

• False

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Use the distributive property to simplify the expression.

2(10p - 20w)

• 32pw

• 20p - 40w

• 20p + 40w

• 20p - 20w

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The expression is: 4 ( 3x - 6 - 2x)

The next step is: 12x - 24 - 8x

What is the final, simplified expression?

• That's it. It is simplified.

• 20x - 24

• -12x - 8x

• 4x - 24

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Combine like-terms.

9c + a + 2c + (-5c) + 7a

• 6c + 8a

• 16c + 8a

• 13ac

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 $5w\ \ +\ 5w^2$ 

Can these terms be combined? 

• Yes, it would be  $10w^2$  

• Yes... but only on a Friday.

• No, they cannot be combined.

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 $x^2+x+(-1)+x+x+x+(-1)+x+x\$  

Simplify by combining like terms.

•  $7x\ +\ 2$  

•  $x^2\ +\ 6x\ +\ \left(-2\right)$  

•  $1x^2\ +\ \left(-6x\right)$  

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