Translating Expressions
Algebraic Vocabulary
Substitution
Combining Like Terms and Simplifying Expressions
Factoring Algebraic Expressions
100

Three more than twice some number

2n+3

100

This is used to represent an unknown value.

variable

100

b^2-a^3     when   b = 5 and a = -2

33

100

-2(-3n-4)

6n+8

100

2n-8

2(n-4)

200

n/5-6

Six less than the quotient of a number and five

200

Numbers written on their own are known as these.

Constants

200

(c+d)/(c-d)  when     c=-4 and d=-2

3

200

5(4n-3)

20n-15

200

12n+33

3(4n+11)

300

Squaring the sum of a number and seven yields 49

(n+7)^2=49

300

A number attached to a variable through multiplication is known as this...

Coefficient

300

32+e^2*(f-4)       when     e=-3 and f=5

1

300

-(n-6)

-n+6

300

35-21n

7(5-3n)

400

3(4n-6)=(n-12)/7

Three times the difference of four times a number and six equals the difference of that same number decreased by twelve all divided by seven

400

These together make up expressions, always separated by addition or subtraction signs...

Terms

400

(gh)/(2+h)-g           when   g=-12 and h=4

20

400

2(n-4)-6(9+3n)

-16n-58

400

48xy-24y

24y(2x-1)

500

One fourth of a number less the product of four and that number is eight more than twice the same number

1/4n-4n=2n+8

500

What is the difference between an expression and an equation?

An equation has an equal sign and must always be true. An expression does not have an equal sign.

500

[16-i+(j/4)]-((4i)/j)              when    i=8 and j=-16

6

500

-8(8n+8)+8(-8n+8)

0

500

10ab-12bc+16abc

2b(5a-6c+8ac)

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