Expanding Brackets in Algebra
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Questions and Answers

What is the result of expanding 5(x + 4)?

  • 5x + 20 (correct)
  • 5 + 4x
  • 5x + 4
  • 5 + 20
  • Which expression represents the area of a rectangle with sides 3 and (y + 6)?

  • 3y + 6y
  • 3y + 18 (correct)
  • y + 18
  • 3y + 6
  • How would you expand and simplify -2(a + 4)?

  • 2a - 8
  • -2a - 8 (correct)
  • 2a + 8
  • -2a + 8
  • What is the expanded form of 4(z - 5)?

    <p>4z - 20</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What results from expanding y(y + 6)?

    <p>y² + 6y</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When expanding -3p(p - 4), what is the simplified result?

    <p>-3p² + 12p</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT the correct expansion of a given expression?

    <p>8(x + 2) = 8x + 8x²</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following expressions is expanded to y² + 36xy?

    <p>y(y + 36x)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Expanding Brackets

    • The distributive rule can be used to simplify calculations involving whole numbers and algebraic expressions with brackets.
    • The rule can be applied to find the area of a rectangle by breaking it down into smaller rectangles.

    Example Expansions

    • 15(x + 3) expands to 15x + 45
    • 5(x + 4) expands to 5x + 20
    • 5(y + 2) expands to 5y + 10
    • 4(z - 5) expands to 4z - 20
    • y(y + 6) expands to y² + 6y
    • -2(a + 4) expands to -2a - 8
    • -3p(p - 4) expands to -3p² + 12p

    Important Notes

    • When multiplying by negatives, remember that neg x pos = neg and neg x neg = pos

    Exercise 1: Expanding Brackets

    • The distributive rule can be applied to find the area of a rectangle by breaking it down into smaller rectangles.
    • For example, 7(x + 3) expands to 7x + 21

    Matching Brackets with Expanded Answers

    • 2(x + 8) expands to 8x + 16
    • x(x + 16) expands to x² + 16x
    • 4x(x + 4) expands to 8x + 8x²
    • 8(x + 2) expands to 8x + 16
    • 8x(1 + x) expands to 8x + 8x²

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    Learn how to expand algebraic expressions involving brackets using the distributive rule, with examples and visual aids.

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