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Working with parentheses

Multiplying with parentheses How can we rewrite the expression 3y(4 – 2y) without the parentheses? This means 3y × (4 – 2y). We need to multiply every term inside the parentheses by the term outside the parentheses. 3y(4 – 2y) = 3y(4) – 3y(2y) Teacher notes This should be a recap for students – they will have learned about the distributive property in middle school. Remind students that we do not usually write × in algebra. The orange lines show which terms we are multiplying together. = 12y – 6y2 This rule for multiplying terms over parentheses is called applying the distributive property or expanding.

Multiplying with parentheses How can we rewrite the expression –a(2a2 – 2a + 3) without the parentheses? Watch out for cases where there is a negative term outside the parentheses. Be careful to take the signs into account. –a(2a2 – 3a + 1) = –2a3 + 3a2 – a Simplify the following using the distributive property: 1) –x(y + z) = –xy – xz 2) –x(y – z) = –xy + xz 3) –(y + z) = –y – z 4) –(y – z) = –y + z

Multiplying parentheses and simplifying Sometimes we apply the distributive property to multiply out parentheses, then we need to simplify what’s left. We do this by combining like terms. For example, expand and simplify 3x + 2x(5 – x). We need to multiply the parentheses by 2x and then combine like terms. 3x + 2x(5 – x) = 3x + 10x – 2x2 = 13x – 2x2