A student rewrites the expression

  1. A student rewrites the expression 1/2 X 16 - s as another equivalent expression.
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  2. Johnny rewrites the expression, 2x2−3x−3 ,as the expression shown below. Explain why this statement is or is not equivalent
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  3. Johnny rewrites the expression as the expression shown below. Explain why this statement is or is not equivalent to the original
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  4. Use the addition problem (3x2+4x4−4x+x5)+(2x−5x2+4x4+2x5) to answer the question.Which expression correctly rewrites the
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  5. Three students were asked to rewrite the expression 28x3 + 20x5 using a common factor. The rewritten expressions are shown in
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  6. Three students were asked to rewrite the expression 18x3 + 36x5 using a common factor. The rewritten expressions are shown in
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  7. A student evaluates the expressions and at several different values of . The student claims, "The value of the expression is
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  8. Two students evaluate the expression 17(4 +15)Student A evaluated the expression by adding the product of 17 nd 4 to the product
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  9. Nell writes the expression(3.6x+6)−4. She rewrites the expression using the associative property. Which expression could Nell
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  10. A student evaluates the expressions 3x + 3 and 2x+6 at several different values of x. The student claims, "The value of the
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