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Combining Like Terms with the Distributive Property. Let’s see how we are doing?. Terms are numbers, variables, or products of numbers and variables. Like Terms – Variables and it’s power must be EXACTLY the same. Let’s Combine Like Terms. How did we do? Example #1.
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Combining Like Terms with the Distributive Property Let’s see how we are doing?
Terms are numbers, variables, or products of numbers and variables
Like Terms – Variables and it’s power must be EXACTLY the same
How did we do?Example #1 • Lets use the properties to help organize our problem
Example #2 • Use properties
Let’s Simplify Algebraic Expressions • Remember: • 1- Get rid of ALL grouping symbols • 2- Combine ALL like terms
Simplify Each Expression • EX.1: 6a+9(a+3) • Ex.2: 4(3b+c)+7(8c+4b)
How did we do? • EX.1: 6a+9(a+3)
Answer Example #1 • 6a+9(a+3) • 6a + 9 • a + 9 • 3 • 6a + 9a + 27 • 15a + 27
Example #2 • Ex.2: 4(3b+c)+7(8c+4b)
Answer Example #2 • 4(3b+c)+7(8c+4b) 4 • 3b + 4 • c + 7 • 8c + 7 • 4b 12b + 4c + 56c + 28b 12b + 28b + 4c +56c 40b + 60c
One More for FUN • Ex.3: Simplify 6a – b + 3ab
Answer Example #3 • Simplify 6a – b + 3ab • It is already in Simplest Form
HW or More Review?? • HW – WS – “What Did the Spanish Farmer Say to His Chicken?” • Must Show ALL work on a separate sheet of paper for credit
Out -Ticket • Simplify • 1. 6p + 32 + 4P – 15 – p – 2 • 2. 9(7 + 6n)