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Simplify the expression. 4544 (1 point)
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Solve for \[m\]. Give an exact answer. \[4(1+0.5m)=7m\]
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Why do you think that so many different styles developed in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries? make it simple and like a kid wrote it.
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Making a Plan to Simplify an Expression Foster’s answer to the question he wrote for Ranger was 7x + (–3), while Ranger’s answer was 7x – 3. They both checked their work by letting x = 5, and they both claim to be correc...
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Solve for \[f\]. Give an exact answer. \[9f=\dfrac{1}2\left(12f-2\right)\]
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Simplifying by Combining Like Terms Ranger's friend, Foster, wanted to challenge him by creating this expression involving two sets of parentheses with fractions:1 3 (9x − 15) + 4(x + 1 2 ) Ranger showed his first two st...
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Determining the Simplest Form Ranger simplified this expression. 3(2.7x + 5) – 2(4x – 1.6) What was Ranger’s simplified expression? 0.1x + 18.2 –16.1x + 11.8 16x – 18.2 –0.1x + 11.8
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Solve for \[a\]. Give an exact answer. \[3+0.5(4a+8)=9-2a\]
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Verifying a Simplified Expression Ranger wants to verify that the expression 8x – 20 is the correct simplified expression for 4(2x – 5). Explain how to verify the simplified expression.
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Solve for \[r\]. Give an exact answer. \[\dfrac{1}2r-3=3\left(4-\dfrac{3}2r\right)\]
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Supporting a Response Ranger says the expression is not in its simplest form. He thinks the two terms need to be combined. Is Ranger right that 8x − 20 can be simplified further? Provide support for your response.
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Solve for \[p\]. \[16-3p=\dfrac{2}3p+5\]
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Simplifying with the Distributive Property Ranger used your advice to simplify the following expression. Follow Ranger’s steps to complete the simplified expression. 4(2x – 5) 1. Distribute the 4 through the parentheses:...
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Solve for \[m\]. \[12.6+4m=9.6+8m\]
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Solve for \[n\]. \[2-\dfrac{1}2n=3n+16\]
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Solve by simplifying an expression and write about the distributive property. Ranger was given this expression to simplify. 4(2x – 5) What advice to simplify the expression would you give Ranger? Check all that apply. Fi...
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Simplifying Algebraic Expressions Describe how to verify whether expressions are equivalent, and explain the purpose of verifying equivalent expressions.
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Simplify: (y12)2 (1 point)
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Solve for \[s\]. \[0.5s+1=7+4.5s\]
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Simplifying with the Distributive Property Simplify the expression. Justify that the expressions are equivalent using x = 2. –4(5x + 2) – 6(x – 3) What is the simplified expression? What is the value for both expressions...
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Analyzing Work Angela was given this expression to simplify. Negative 2 (2 x + 1) minus 3 (x + 3). Consider her steps in simplifying: 1. Negative 2 (2 x) + (negative 2) (1) + negative 3 (x) + (negative 3) (3). 2. Negativ...
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Simplifying Algebraic Expressions Simplify this expression using the distributive property. 3.1(x + 1) + 4(x – 2.3) What is the expression in its simplest form? 3.1x + 3.1 + 4x – 9.2 0.9x + 9.2 7.1x – 6.1 12.4x + 6.1
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Understanding How to Simplify Expressions Consider the expression 2 3 (14x − 3) − 3x( 4 5 + 5). Which statements are true about simplifying this expression? Check all that apply. Using the distributive property, the Two-...
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Portfolio Topic: Write two poems using different forms. They can be from your own point of view about something you feel strongly about, or they can be from the perspective of someone else. Not free verse.
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The y intercept of the graph is at (0, ) (Fill in the y value of this point on the graph) The horizontal asymptote is at y= . The graph is for all values of x. (increasing or decreasing)
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