1 Fitness You work out each day after school by jogging around a track and swimming laps in a pool. You will see how to write and simplify a variable expression.

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1 Fitness You work out each day after school by jogging around a track and swimming laps in a pool. You will see how to write and simplify a variable expression that describes the number of calories you burn. Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

2 5x + 4x + 7 The parts of an expression that are added together are called terms. In the expression below are the terms 5x, 4x, and 7. The coefficient of a term with a variable is the number part of the term. Terms Coefficients Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

3 A constant term, such as 7, has a number but no variable. Like terms are terms that have identical variable parts. In the expression below, 5x and 4x are like terms. Two or more constant terms are also considered like terms. 5x + 4x + 7 Terms Coefficients Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

4 Identifying Parts of an Expression EXAMPLE 1 Identify the terms, like terms, coefficients, and constant terms of the expression y + 8 – 5y – 3. SOLUTION 1 Write the expression as a sum: y (–5y) + (–3). 2 Identify the parts of the expression. Note that because y = 1y, the coefficient of y is 1. Terms: Coefficients: Like Terms: Constant Terms: y, 8, –5y, –3 1, –5 y and –5y ; 8 and –3 8, –3 Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

5 Simplifying Expressions You can use the distributive property to write an expression such as 7x + 4x as a single term: The like terms 7x and 4x have been combined, and the expression 7x + 4x has been simplified. A variable expression is simplified if it contains no grouping symbols and all the like terms are combined. 7x + 4x = ( ) x = 11x Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

6 Simplifying an Expression EXAMPLE 2 4n – 7 – n + 9 = = 4n + (–n) + (–7) + 9 = 4n + (–1n) + (–7) + 9 = [4 + (–1)]n + (–7) + 9 = 3n + 2 Write as a sum. Distributive property Coefficient of –n is –1. Simplify. Commutative property 4n + (–7) + (–n) + 9 Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

7 A quick way to combine like terms containing variable is to add their coefficients mentally. For instance, 4n + (–n) = 3n because 4 + (–1) = 3. This shortcut will be used from now on. Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

8 2(x – 4) + 9x + 1 = = 2x + 9x – = 11x – 7 Distributive property Combine like terms. Group like terms. 2x – 8 + 9x + 1 Simplifying Expressions with Parentheses EXAMPLE 3 Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

9 2(x – 4) + 9x + 1 = Distributive property Combine like terms. Group like terms. Simplifying Expressions with Parentheses EXAMPLE 3 Identity property 4a – (4a – 3) = 4a – 1(4a – 3) = 4a – 4a + 3 Distributive property = Combine like terms. = 3 Simplify. = 2x + 9x – = 11x – 7 2x – 8 + 9x + 1 Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

10 Writing and Simplifying an Expression EXAMPLE 4 During your workout described on the first slide, you spend a total of 45 minutes jogging and swimming. You burn 14 Calories per minute when jogging and 8 Calories per minute when swimming. Let j be the time you jog (in minutes). Write an expression in terms of j for the total calories you burn during your workout. Write a verbal model for the total number of calories burned. Calories per minute jogging Jogging time + Swimming time Calories per minutes swimming SOLUTION Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON

11 Group like terms. = 6j = 14j – 8j Combine like terms. Distributive property 14j – 8j Use the verbal model to write a variable expression, then simplify it. Note that because your entire workout lasts 45 minutes and your jogging time is j, your swimming time must be 45 – j. 14j + 8(45 – j) = Writing and Simplifying an Expression EXAMPLE 4 During your workout described on the first slide, you spend a total of 45 minutes jogging and swimming. You burn 14 Calories per minute when jogging and 8 Calories per minute when swimming. SOLUTION Calories per minute jogging Jogging time + Swimming time Calories per minutes swimming Let j be the time you jog (in minutes). Write an expression in terms of j for the total calories you burn during your workout. Simplifying Variable Expressions 2.3 LESSON