Variables, Expressions and Order of Operations
Real Numbers and the Number Line
Adding/Subtracting
Multiplying/Dividing
Distributive Property
100

4 more than n

n+4

100

√121

11

100

-4+11

7

100

7(-9)

-63

100

6(a+10)

6a+10

200

2 less than 10

10-2

200

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. are examples of what type of numbers?

natural numbers

200

36-(-12)

48

200

-11(-11)

121

200

-(9-7w)

-9+7w

300

5 minus the product of y and 3

5-3y

300

True or False: In decimal form, irrational numbers are terminated and/or repeat their decimals. 

False

300

1/2+(-7/2)

-3

300

(-12/13)/(12/13)

-1

300

1(3/11-4/5)

3/11-4/5

400

20-2x3^2

2

400

Tue or False: A perfect square is a rational number.

True

400

-2/3+(-3/5)

-19/15

400

20/(1/4)

80

400

(20k-6)-

-20k+6

500

5x2^2/2+8

18

500

rational numbers, integers, whole numbers and natural numbers all consist of what?

real numbers

500

7/16-(-1/2)

15/16

500

-5/(-5/3)

3

500

-(5m+2n+8)

-5m-2n-8