Simplifying Algebraic Expressions

The video tutorial covers simplifying mathematical expressions by using the fewest symbols and characters, identifying coefficients and variables, and understanding terms and products. It provides examples of simplifying expressions and introduces the concept of expanding multiplication expressions using a dot symbol. The tutorial also demonstrates finding the product of expressions with variables, emphasizing the importance of coefficients and the commutative property.

What is the simplified form of the expression 6 times b?

• b+6

• b6

• 6+b

• 6b

If you have the expression 4 times 3 times h, what is the simplified form?

• 7h

• 3h

• 12h

• 4h

How would you write the expression 2 times 2 times 2 times a times b using the fewest symbols?

• 4ab

• 2a2b

• 2ab

• 8ab

What is the simplified form of 1 times g times w?

• g+w

• g-w

• gw

• 1gw

What is the expanded form of the expression 5g using the dot symbol?

• 5*g

• 5.g

• 5-g

• 5+g

How can you express 12g using prime factorization and the dot symbol?

• 2.6.g

• 4.3.g

• 12.g

• 3.2.2.g

What is the product of 4f and 7g?

• 4f+7g

• 28f+g

• 11fg

• 28fg

If you multiply 3de by 9zy, what is the simplified form?

• 9dezy

• 3de9zy

• 12deyz

• 27deyz

What is the result of doubling the product of 6y and 3bc?

• 6ybc

• 12ybc

• 18ybc

• 36ybc

How would you express the product of 6y and 3bc before doubling it?

• 3ybc

• 6ybc

• 9ybc

• 18ybc