Simplifying Algebraic Expressions

The video tutorial covers various math topics including multiplication, the distributive property, factoring, and solving word problems. The teacher offers extra help and practice tests, explains how to simplify expressions, and identifies terms, coefficients, and constants. Students are encouraged to use online resources and attend extra help sessions for further practice.

What should students do if they feel uncertain about the material?

• Attend the extra help session

• Ask a friend for help

• Skip the test

• Wait until the next class

What is the result of multiplying 5 by 6?

• 30

• 11

• 25

• 56

Which of the following can be combined?

• 6X and 5Y

• 5Y and 7X

• 2X and 7X

• 9 and 5Y

What is the greatest common factor (GCF) of 35 and 28?

• 9

• 4

• 7

• 5

In a word problem, if X represents the cost of a skirt, what does 5X represent?

• The cost of 5 hats

• The cost of 5 pairs of shoes

• The cost of 5 tops

• The cost of 5 skirts

How can the expression 8 * 5P + 16G be simplified using the distributive property?

• 40P + 16G

• 8P + 16G

• 8P + 40G

• 40P + 8G

What is the simplified form of 4X + 12 + 8X?

• 12X + 12

• 4X + 8X + 12

• 12X

• 8X + 12

If Gabriella is X years old, how much older is her aunt than her mother?

• X years

• 2X years

• 3X years

• X + 6 years

What is the result of distributing 6 in the expression 6(3T + 2C)?

• 18T + 6C

• 18T + 12C

• 6T + 12C

• 12T + 6C

What is the simplified form of 4(4V + 6P)?

• 4V + 24P

• 16V + 6P

• 4V + 6P

• 16V + 24P