1. 1.7 Properties of Real Numbers

2. Use the Commutative Properties The word commute means to go back and forth. Many people commute to work or to school. Addition Multiplication The commutative properties say that if two numbers are added or multiplied in any order, the result is the same.

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4. Use the Associative Properties When we associate one object with another, we think of those objects as being grouped together. Addition Multiplication The associative properties say that when we add or multiply three numbers, we can group the first two together or the last two together and get the same answer.

5. Use an associative property to complete each statement. Solution:

6. Commutative Is an example of the associative property or the commutative property?

7. Example of associative and/or commutative property?

8. Use the Identity Properties If a child wears a costume on Halloween, the child’s appearance is changed, but his or her identity is unchanged. and Addition and Multiplication The identity of a real number is left unchanged when identity properties are applied. The identity properties say:

9. Use the Inverse Properties Each day before you go to work or school, you probably put on your shoes before you leave. Before you go to sleep at night, you probably take them off, and this leads to the same situation that existed before you put them on. These operations from everyday life are examples of inverse operations…Opposites The inverse properties of addition and multiplication lead to the additive and multiplicative identities, respectively. and Addition and Multiplication

10. Solution: Complete each statement so that it is an example of an inverse property.

11. Use the Distributive Property The distributive property can be used “in reverse.” For example, we can write. The distributive property can be extended to more than two numbers. The distributive property says that multiplying a number a by a sum of numbers gives the same result as multiplying a by b and a by c and then adding the two products. and The distributive property is also valid for multiplication over subtraction. and

12. Use the distributive property to rewrite each expression. Solution:

13. Write the expression without parentheses.

14. 1.8 Simplifying Expressions

15. Simplify each expression. Solution:

16. Identify Terms and Numerical Coefficients A term is a number, a variable, or a product or quotient of numbers and variables raised to powers, such as,,,,, and. Terms In the term 9x, the numerical coefficient, or simply coefficient, of the variable x is 9. In the term − 8m 2 n the numerical coefficient of m 2 n is − 8. Terms are separated by a + or – If two factors are multiplied together, that is one term.

18. Identify Like Terms Terms with exactly the same variables that have the same exponents are like terms. For example, 9m and 4m have the same variable and are like terms. The terms − 4y and 4y 2 have different exponents and are unlike terms. and andLike terms andandUnlike terms

19. Combine Like Terms Recall the distributive property: This form of the distributive property may be used to find the sum or difference of like terms. Using the distributive property in this way is called combining like terms. This statement can also be written “backward” as.

20. Examples Combine like terms in each expression. Solution: Cannot be combined

21. Simplify each expression. Solution:

22. Simplify Expressions from Word Phrases Translate to a mathematical expression and simplify. Three times a number, subtracted from the sum of the number and 8. Solution:

23. Homework So Far….  1.1  1-91 EOO  1.4  1-73 EOO  1.5  7-113 EOO  1.6  13-113 EOO  1.7  1-79 ODD  1.8  1-83 ODD