The Distributive Property & Combining Like Terms Jeopardy

Combining Like Terms Level 1(C1)

100

q+3q

4q

200

g+-6g

-5g

300

-9x+(-8x)+(-7x)

-24x

400

-r+-10-6r²+5-8

-6r²-r-13

500

-3w+10w²+-2w+6

10w²-5w+6

Combining Like Terms Level 2(C2)

100

42s+26s

68s

200

6j³+j³-4j³+2j²

3j³+2j²

300

10p²+(-5p²)+2p²-p²

6p²

400

38pq+4+28pq-16pq-29pq

21pq+4

500

48rs³-14rs³+49r²s²-45r²s²

34rs³+4r²s²

The Distributive Property Level 1(C3)

100

3(6v+2)

18v+6

200

2(2+8h)

4+16h

300

-3(7-2b)

-21+6b

400

(-3+6t)(-3)+1-2t

-20t+10

500

2.5(j-2)

2.5j-5

The Distributive Property Level 2(C4)

100

(4k+2)(4)

8k+8

200

4(-4n+6)

-16n+24

300

-8(-1-2p)

8+16p

400

6(-9+5g)

-54+30g

500

x(10-2x)+x+1

-2x²+11x+1

Vocabulary(C5)

100

Either a single number or variable, or numbers and variables multiplied together.

Term

200

A number used to multiply a variable.
Example: 6z means 6 times z, and "z" is a variable

Coefficient

300

A symbol for a value we don't know yet. It is usually a letter like x or y.

Variable

400

A fixed value, or a number that does not change.

Constant

500

Combination

Any of the ways we can combine things, when the order does not matter.