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What Property is This?
To solve one step equations we use
Expressions and Equations
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To solve one step equations we use
inverse operations
variables and constants
math
our minds
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What Property is This?
Distributive
Identity
Inverse
Associative
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Use Distributive Property and Combining Like Terms to simplify
5x + 6
5x + 21
9x + 10
-5x - 6
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What is a parenthesis?
numbers you add together
a symbol used to multiply number together
numbers that you multiply together
pair of curved lines showing what needs to be solved first
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Combine the like terms
4n+5
-4n+5
4n-5
-4n-5
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Solve the equation.
10
160
40
12
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What is a constant?
A term in math
Hi
A term that only contains a letter
A term that only contains a number
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What is Inverse Property?
Two operations that undo each other.
when you round
Where the numbers are located.
Subtracting numbers.
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Combine like terms
5y - 7
5y + 7
-2
12y - 7
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Simplify using distributive property
36f - 12k
24fk
36f - k
15f -12k
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Solve the equation.
82
28
27
26
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What is the definition of inverse?
Replacing
Going Back
The Opposite
Reverse
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What is a variable?
A number that represents a known letter
Example:5
A letter that represents a unknown number
Something
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Solve the equation.
12
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16
18
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What is the definition of a 'coefficient'?
A number that is multiplied by a variable
A symbol for an unknown value
A mathematical sentence stating that 2 expressions are =
A symbol like +, - or x
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What are the four parts of an expression?
variables, coefficients, terms, and constants
coefficients, constants, and variables
variables and slopes
coefficients, numerators, denominators, variables
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Solve the one - step equation.
x = 6
x = -4
x = 4
x = -6
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The parts of an expression that are added or subtracted:
variable
coefficient
term
constant