Which is an example of an algebraic expression?
A.
g > 14
B.
b + 32
C.
m – 37 < 52
D.
x + 4 = 13
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
b
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
thanks
OpenStudy (anonymous):
np
OpenStudy (anonymous):
hey im only in 6th grade so plz dont ask me for any 7th or up questions ok
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
im in 6th too
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OpenStudy (jameshorton):
what school you go to
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
i'm in 9th if ya'll need help i can help you both maybe lol
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
Choose exactly two answers that are correct.
3.
(3 pt)
Which statement is true according to the order of operations?
Choose exactly two answers that are correct.
A.
(11 + 3) • 2 = 14 • 2 = 28
B.
6 + 10 ÷ 2 = 6 + 5 = 11
C.
5 + (9 • 2) = 14 • 2 = 28
D.
8 – 4 ÷ 2 = 4 ÷ 2 = 2
OpenStudy (anonymous):
umm if you check my profile out it says
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
B and C
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
ya B and C
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
Evaluate.
(5 • 8 – 12)(36 ÷ 9 • 4)
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
try working it out PEMDAS
OpenStudy (anonymous):
or please excuse my dear aunt sally
OpenStudy (anonymous):
gtg
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OpenStudy (itsbribro):
so we would work out whats in the parenthesis first lets work from left to right so....
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
\[(5\times8-12)(36\div9\times4)\] whats 5 times 8
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
40 right?
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
\[(40-12)(36\div9\times4)\]
so whats 40-12
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
28
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OpenStudy (itsbribro):
good
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
now whats 36 divided by 9
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
how many times does 9 go into 36
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
0.25
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
no 9 goes into 36, 4 times
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
ik the answer
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
so whats 4 times 4
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
16
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
okay now you have 28*16=
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
448
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OpenStudy (itsbribro):
yes :) good job
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
Which options could be the next step in simplifying this expression?
15 + (5 + 21)
Choose exactly two answers that are correct.
A.
15 + 26 (use order of operations)
B.
36 + 20 (use the commutative property)
C.
20 + 36 (use the distributive property)
D.
20 + 21 (use the associative property)
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
i think A and D
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
anything else?
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
yep
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OpenStudy (jameshorton):
(3 pt)
Which property does the statement illustrate?
Column A Column B
1.
(n + 6) • 7 = 7 • (n + 6)
2.
3 • (4 • 9) = (3 • 4) • 9
3.
(2x • 5y) • 8 = 2x • (5y • 8)
4.
5 • 3 = 3 • 5
A.
commutative property of multiplication
B.
associative property of multiplication
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
@dan815
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
i'm confused sorry lol
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
column b is post to be a and b
OpenStudy (jameshorton):
then you pick which one is accosicative or commutative
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OpenStudy (mikeymaximum):
Are these multiple questions?
OpenStudy (itsbribro):
nvm i got it lol
OpenStudy (mikeymaximum):
Because if they are then that would make things 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000x
easier for me