Evaluate the following expression:
42 + (6 - 2) ÷ 2
44
6-2=4, 4÷2=2, 42+2=44
Simplify the following expression:
8 (x + 2)
8x + 16
Convert the fraction to a decimal:
3/8
0.375
What do we call:
positive and negative whole numbers
Integers
Evaluate the following expression:
3 + 42 x (3 + 2)
83
3+2=5, 16x4=80, 3+80=83
Simplify the following expression:
-9 (2x - 3)
-18x + 21
Convert the decimal to a fraction:
0.98
98/100 --- 49/50
What do we call:
positive numbers starting at 0
Whole Numbers
(does not include decimals)
Evaluate the following expression:
3 x 3 ÷ 9 + 4
5
3x3=9, 9÷9=1, 1+4=5
Simplify the following expression:
5(x - 3)
5x - 15
Convert the decimal to a fraction:
0.48
48/100 --- 24/50 --- 12/25
What do we call:
positive numbers starting at 1
Natural Numbers
(does not include decimals)
Evaluate the following expression:
25 ÷ 5 x (11 - 7) + 52
45
11-7=4, 25÷5=5, 5x4=20, 20+25=45
Simplify the following expression:
-3 (-x - 10) + 10
3x + 40
How can you tell if a decimal is repeating?
It has a bar notation(the line about the decimal) or the same number repeats
What is the difference between:
Rational and Irrational Numbers
Rational Numbers can be written as a fraction while Irrational Numbers cannot.
6 + (-2) + (-5)
-1
Evaluate the following expression:
3 + (52 - 42) ÷ 3
6
25-16=9, 9÷3=3, 3+3=6
Simplify the following expression:
x + 5 - 6(x - 4)
-5x + 29
How do we write a repeating decimal as a fraction?
Write the decimal value over the number that represents its place value minus one
(example: 0.7 repeating --- 7/9)
What do we call numbers that can be represented along a number line?
Real Numbers