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What does 4q represent?
Four times q
What does 15+r represent?
Fifteen plus r
What does 2a+6 represent?
Two times a plus six
What does 5 times a number mean?
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What does 18 decreased by 3 times d represent?
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What does Three times a number plus 16 represent?
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What is the result of 35-3×8?
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What is the result of 29-3(9-4)?
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What is the result of 18/9+2×6?
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What is the result of (4+5)6?
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What is the result of 7(2+1)?
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What is the result of (9-4)19?
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What does 2(x+4) represent?
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What does (4-3m)8 represent?
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What does -3(2x-6) represent?
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What is the commutative property of addition?
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What is the commutative property of multiplication?
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What is the associative property of addition?
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What is the associative property of multiplication?
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What is the distributive property?
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What is the additive identity property?
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What is the multiplicative identity property?
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What is the additive inverse property?
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What is the multiplicative inverse property?
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What is the zero property?
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What is the reflexive property?
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What is the symmetric property?
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What is the transitive property?
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What is the substitution property?
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What are some meanings of addition?
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What are some meanings of subtraction?
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What are some meanings of multiplication?
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What are some meanings of division?
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What does PEMDAS stand for?
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What are expressions?
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What are equations?
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What is the result of N(3+2)+6=5n+(10-3)?
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What is identity in an equation?
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What is the result of (2 5-8)(3h+6)=[(2h+h)+6]2?
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What is the domain in a relation?
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What is a relation in mathematics?
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What is the independent variable?
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Study Notes
Algebraic Expressions
- Expressions such as
4q
,15+r
, and2a+6
represent combinations of variables and constants, indicating operations like multiplication and addition. -
5 times a number
can be expressed as5x
, where x represents the number. - More complex expressions include
18 decreased by 3 times d
which can be written as18-3d
, andThree times a number plus 16
, expressed as3x+16
.
Evaluating Numerical Expressions
- Simple calculations:
35-3×8
evaluates to11
, and29-3(9-4)
resolves to14
. - Operations involving fractions and multiplication yield results such as
18/9+2×6
which also equals14
. - The expression
(4+5)6
simplifies to54
, while7(2+1)
computes to21
.
Properties of Operations
-
Commutative Properties:
- Addition: (A + b = b + a)
- Multiplication: (A \times b = b \times a)
-
Associative Properties:
- Addition: (A + (B + C) = (A + B) + C)
- Multiplication: (A \times (B \times C) = (A \times B) \times C)
- Distributive Property: Allows distribution over addition: (A \times (B + C) = A \times B + A \times C).
Identity and Inverse Properties
- Additive Identity: For any a, (a + 0 = a).
- Multiplicative Identity: For any a, (a \times 1 = a).
- Additive Inverse: (a + (-a) = 0), implying for every number, there’s a corresponding negative that sums to zero.
- Multiplicative Inverse: For non-zero a, (a \times (1/a) = 1).
- Zero Property: (a \times 0 = 0).
Properties of Equality
- Reflexive Property: (A = A) shows equality with itself.
- Symmetric Property: If (A = B), then (B = A).
- Transitive Property: If (A = B) and (B = C), then (A = C).
Algebra Basics
- Expressions: Non-equation forms that imply simplification without an equal sign.
- Equations: Mathematical statements that equate two expressions, directing to solve for the unknowns.
Further Algebra Concepts
- No Solution and Identities: Equations like (N(3+2)+6=5n+(10-3)) yield no solution, whereas consistent terms define identities.
- Domain: Refers to the values of the independent variable, the first numbers in ordered pairs of a relation.
- Range: Represents the dependent variable outputs, being the second numbers in ordered pairs.
- Independent Variable: The variable chosen freely in a function.
- Dependent Variable: Its value is contingent upon the independent variable.
Calculating with PEMDAS
- The acronym PEMDAS stands for:
- Parentheses
- Exponents
- Multiplication and Division (from left to right)
- Addition and Subtraction (from left to right)
These rules govern the order of operations in simplifying expressions and solving equations.
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