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How can I use the Distributive Property to combine like terms?
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Distributiv e Property A) a(b + c) B) b(c + a) C) c(a + b)
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Distributive Property A) 2(x+6) B) (1 + 2n)7 C) (2p-3)1/2 D) (x-2)5 E) 5(2-f) F) (6y + 4)3 G) 6(2y +4)
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Combine Like Terms A.7x + 5 + 6x – 4 B.5y²- 4 + 9y² C.2p + 3 – 2 - 1p D.8 + 4x + 5y – 7 + 2x²- 2x E.5y + 8x + 3y - 6x + 3 F.You write one for your partner. You will exchange and solve.
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Distributive Property and Combing Like Terms Altogether! A) 7(x + 2) - 3(4-x) B) 4(x + 1) + 2(4x-5) C) 2(x +3) + 3(5-x) D) 6(x + 7)– 5(10x-2)
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Application of Information …show what you know! Tara and Carlos decided to rent a van to drive to Disney World with their adorable children. The RentACar Agency told them they would be charged $40.00 each day. They would also have to pay 15 cents per mile. A) Write an equation to show the total cost of a one day rental with x miles driven. B) If they drive 550 miles and they are gone for 7 days, how much will they owe?
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Let’s Review A) 6(4 + x) = B) 4x + 3 - 2x +5= C) 2x + 8y – 7 + 2x²+ 5y –y = D) 6(x+y)-4(2x +3y) E) Last year, my brother lost 119 pounds. Before that he weighed 354pounds! How much does he weigh now? Write an equation to show what he will weigh if he loses 3 more pounds.
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