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VARIABLES & EXPRESSIONS Section 1.1

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VARIABLES & EXPRESSIONSSection 1.1

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Quantity• Anything that can be measured or counted

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Variable• A symbol, usually a letter, that represents the value(s) of a

quantity whose value can vary or change.

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How is an algebraic expression different from a numerical expression?

Algebraic Expression:

Mathematical phrase that includes one or more variables.

Numerical Expression:

Mathematical phrase involving numbers and operation symbols, but no variables.

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Words that tell you to add….

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Words that tell you to subtract…

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Multiply and Divide Words…..

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Write the mathematical statement for the following…..• 9 increased by 2

• 5 decreased by m

• Sum of 4 and 2x

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Write the mathematical statement for the following…..

• 7 less than 12

• 7 increased by 5 times a number

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Write the mathematical statement for the following…..

• 8 decreased by 3 times a number

• The sum of twice a number and 5

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Write the mathematical statement for the following…..

• The product of 4 and the sum of a number and six.

• Eight less that the quotient of ten and two

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You Try…..

• The sum of 7 and 3 times a number

• 4 times Harry’s age increased by 2

• 8 pounds less than twice wanda’s weight

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You Try…..

• Eight more than the sum of twice a number and three.

• Four less than the product of five and a numbers

• Six times the sum of a number and five.

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How can you represent the following algebraic expressions?

𝑥+7 Seven more than a number

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How can you represent the following algebraic expressions?

2 𝑥+5 Five more than twice a number

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How can you represent the following algebraic expressions?

𝑛−4 Four less than a number

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How can you represent the following algebraic expressions?

5 𝑥−1 One less than the product of five and a number

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How can you represent the following algebraic expressions?

𝑥2

The quotient of a number and two.

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The table below shows how the height above the floor of a house of cards depends on the number of levels. What is a rule for the height?

# Levels Height (n)

2  

3  

4  

n  

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Suppose you draw a segment from any one vertex of a regular polygon to the other vertices. Use the table to find a pattern and state the rule.

#SidesNumber of Triangles

4 4 – 2

5 5 – 2

6 6 – 2

n  

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