Real Numbers and Inequalities Flashcards

Which phrase represents the algebraic expression $\frac{1}{4}d + 7$?

Which phrase represents the algebraic expression $\frac{3p + 6}{7p - 9}$?

Which algebraic expression represents the phrase 'two times the quantity of a number minus 12'?

Which property of real numbers is shown? $-6 + 6 = 0$

Which of the following sets is closed under division?

Given $4c + 5 = 0$ and C is a real number, what is the multiplicative inverse?

Which number is an irrational number?

Which represents four times a number?

Which represents the solution set of $5(x + 5)$?

Real Numbers and Inequalities

The expression -6(4x + 5) = -24x - 30 exemplifies the Distributive Property of real numbers.
The algebraic expression 1/4 d + 7 can be represented with the phrase: "one fourth of d added to seven."
The algebraic expression for 3p + (6/7)p - 9 can be expressed as: "three times p plus six-sevenths of p minus nine."
The phrase "two times the quantity of a number minus 12" translates to the algebraic expression: "2(n - 12)."
The equation -6 + 6 = 0 demonstrates the Additive Inverse Property of real numbers.
The set of Non-Zero Rational Numbers is closed under division, indicating that dividing two non-zero rational numbers yields another non-zero rational number.
For the equation 4c + 5 = 0, the multiplicative inverse of c can be expressed as: "the reciprocal of c."
An example of an irrational number is -√3, which cannot be expressed as a fraction of integers.
The phrase representing "four times a number" can be formulated as: "4n," where n is the number.
The solution set for the expression 5(x + 5) can be framed as: "the values of x that satisfy the equation."

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