Distributive Property and Combining Like Terms

Distributive Property with Numerals

100

3(4+3)

21

200

6(41+3)

264

300

7(25)

175

400

8(10+12)

176

500

6(13-12)

6

Distributive Property with Variables

100

2(t-5)

2t-10

200

(v-3)4

4v-12

300

-8(6-c)

-48-8c

400

-5(-m+6)

5m-30

500

3(-3-6m)

-9-18m

Magic Hat

100

What is 16% of 250?

40

200

32/5 as a mixed number

6 2/5 

300

25 is what percent of 235?

10.6%

400

3(2+5f+3c)+5

11+15f+9c

500

Two fathers and two sons sat down to eat eggs for breakfast. They ate exactly three eggs, each person had an egg. Explain how this is possible.

One of the 'fathers' is also a grandfather. Therefore the other father is both a son and a father to the grandson.

Combining Like Terms

100

7s-3-6s

s-3

200

16y+12y-3

28y-3

300

4w+3-6w+16

-2w+19

400

6x-3+7-8x

-2x+4

500

17f-3f+16

14f+16

Distributive Property and Combining Like Terms

100

2(-13+9d)-7

-33+18d

200

9(-14-7s)+6

-120-63s

300

5+14(17d-9)

238d-121

400

-16(18k+5)+7

-288k-73

500

11(-10c+19)+4

-110c+213