Identify Parts of Expression
Order of Operations
Translating Expressions Expression to Algebraic Expression
Translating Situations
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100

How Many Terms?

4a + 5b - 7

3

4a, 5b, and -7

100

Evaluate the expression

8w - 2y + w3


w=2

y=1

22

100

a number squared

n2

100

four people share the prize money equally

p ÷ 4

100

Name 1 of the 2 turn around phrases

less than or decreased by

200

How Many Terms?


4g(c-d) + 16

2

4g(c-d) and 16

200

Simplify the expression.

5x2 - 8

x=10

492

200

a number decreased by 18

n - 18

200

Chloe is n years old. Her mother is 20 years older.

Write an expression to represent the mother's age.

20 + n

or n + 20

200

Evaluate 6a + bc where a=2, b=4, c=6

36

300

Name the coefficient(s)

x + 5y

1 and 5

300

Write the expression in expanded form.

Then, evaluate.

23 x 33

expanded form: 

2x2x2x3x3x3

216

300

six cubed

63

300

For every box of cookies sold, they earn $0.75

0.75n

300

Write the following as an expression:four plus the quotient of a number and 2 

4 + n/2

400

Name the constant(s)


5c + 2

2
400

If we are doubling the force, we would use the expression 2ma.

Evaluate the expression when m = 66 and a= 4

528

400

Two less than nine times a number

9n - 2

400

Pencils are sold in packages of 7. 


Write an expression to represent the total number of pencils sold in p packages of pencils.

7p

400

A letter used to represent a number in an expression or an equation

variable

500

Name the variable(s)


5c + 2t + 10

c and t

500

Evaluate the expression when x = 2

[2(x+3)2 + 4] ÷ (x+1)


54 ÷ 3

18

500

the quotient of 49 and x

49 ÷ x

500

Rewrite (18 + 36) as an integer times the sum of two integers. 


What are all the numbers we can factor out of (18 + 36) to rewrite the expression as an integer times the sum of two integers?

Possible answers:

2(9 + 18)

3(6 + 12)

6(3 + 6)

9(2 + 3)

18(1 + 2)

Numbers we can factor out of (18+36) = 2, 3, 6, 9 and 18

500

What is an expression

Combination of numbers, operations, and variables