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Objective: To Write and interpret numerical expressions

What is this ? Algebraic Expression What is ‘n’? A variable What do I need to evaluate this expression? The value of n If n = 3, what is the value of the expression? 15

To Evaluate an Algebraic Expression Is to replace the variable with a number and perform the operation(s) *Simply : Find the value

Numerical Expression

Homework: Lesson 1.10 homework sheet Q 1- 5 and Class work: Class work Sheet (except Question 12)