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Real # System The Simple Life Expressions Odds & Ends

Row 1, Col 1 The property represented by the following: 2(x + 3) = 2x + 6 What is the distributive property?

1,2 | | What is 55?

1,3 The product of 28 and a number e. What is 28e?

1,4 The two integers  60 falls between What are 7 and 8?

2,1 The categories that -4.2 fits into: Rational, Irrational, Integer, Whole What is Rational?

2,2 1 +  4 ÷ What is 18?

2,3 57 less than twice the number h. What is 2h – 57?

2, … as a fraction What is 3/11?

3,1 For example, = What is the commutative property?

3,2 | | - |3 – (-13)| What is 2?

3,3 (-5)v – 4y for v = -3 and y = -2 What is 23?

3,4 This happens when a whole number is divided by a number between 0 and 1. What is it gets larger?

4,1 For example, If (x+2)(x+5) = 0, Then, either x+2 =0 or x+5=0 What is the Zero Product Property?

4,2 11(k – 9) + 12 What is 11k -87?

4,3 The quotient of 45 and y What is 45/y?

5,4 An estimate of  54 to 2 decimal places What is 7.33?

5,1 For example, 9(1) = 9 What is the Identity Property?

5,2 5(-2w + 4) + 2(w + 3) What is -8w + 26?

5,3 2 – 3b 3 for b = -2 What is 26?

4,4 An estimate of  112 to 2 decimal places What is 10.57?