Evaluating Expressions with Desmos

The video tutorial demonstrates how to use Desmos for evaluating replacement values in mathematical expressions. It begins with an introduction to the concept, followed by detailed instructions on typing variables into Desmos. The tutorial explains the difference between expressions and equations and shows how to use Desmos for quick calculations. It concludes with tips on clearing Desmos to avoid errors and ensuring accuracy in inputting data.

What tool is introduced for evaluating variables?

• Desmos

• Calculator

• Spreadsheet

• Graphing Paper

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Why is it important to type values exactly as written?

• To make it look neat

• To avoid errors

• To impress the teacher

• To save time

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What is the value of variable 'A' in the example?

• -3

• 9

• -4

• 4

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Which key is used to type the variable 'B'?

• C

• D

• B

• A

What distinguishes an expression from an equation?

• Presence of variables

• Presence of an equal sign

• Complexity of the formula

• Length of the formula

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What is the result of the expression typed into Desmos?

• 30

• 66

• -3

• 9

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What analogy is used to explain the use of Desmos?

• Riding a bike

• Using a computer

• Using a calculator

• Driving a car

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What should you do after solving a problem in Desmos?

• Close the browser

• Clear out Desmos

• Save the file

• Print the screen

Why is it important to clear Desmos before starting a new problem?

• To make it faster

• To avoid confusion

• To save space

• To look neat

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What should you double-check to ensure accuracy in Desmos?

• The color of the text

• The font size

• The negative signs and values

• The background color

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