Evaluating Expressions

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Evaluating Expressions

Variables In math we use symbols (called variables) to represents numbers that we do not know. Symbols are usually letters such as x or y What does the word variable sound like to you?

Term What does the word term mean to you? Where have you seen this word in other subjects? Ex: English – a single word that can be defined How might we model this in mathematics? A single number, letter, or combination of both. Ex: 6, 5, x, z, 6y, 5x, 4z

Expressions What does the word expression mean? Discuss what an algebraic expression might look like. A single number, letter, term or the product of those separated by a + or -. Is their a time an expression can also be a term? Examples: 6n, 52x, 5y 6+n, x-5, x-y

Evaluate What does evaluate mean? What are some non-math examples of evaluating? How might we evaluate a math problem? Substitute a specific value for each variable and then perform the operation.

Let’s Practice WORKBOOK Page 3 & 4