
- Evaluating and Writing Expressions
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- Evaluating an Algebraic Expression With Addition or Subtraction
- Evaluating an Algebraic Expression With Multiplication or Division
- Evaluating an Algebraic Expression With Two Operations
- Evaluating a Formula
- Evaluating an Expression With One Operation and an Exponent
- Writing a One-Step Expression For a Real-World Situation
- Translating a Phrase Into a One-Step Expression
- Translating a Phrase Into a Two-Step Expression
Translating a Phrase Into a Two-Step Expression
Problem 1
If Sallys age is 20 years less than thrice Mollys age, write a two-step expression to represent the same.
Solution
Step 1:
Let Mollys age be x.
Thrice Mollys age is 3x
Step 2:
20 years less than thrice Mollys age is 3x 20
So the two-step expression representing Sallys age would be 3x 20
Problem 2
If Clara has 10 toys more than twice Capris number of toys, write a two-step expression to represent the same.
Solution
Step 1:
Let Capris number of toys be y.
Twice Capris number of toys = 2y
Step 2:
10 toys more than twice Capris number of toys = 2y + 10
So the two-step expression representing Claras number of toys would be 2y + 10
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