MODULE REVIEW #1
MODULE REVIEW #2
Adding and Subtracting Linear Expressions
Distributive Property/Additive Inverse
100

Expand the expression 3(5p+1) using the Distributive Property.

15p+3

100

What is the GCF of 8w and 4w?

4w

100

(5x+8)+(3x+5)

8x+13

100

Find the additive inverse of (-5x+6)

5x-6

200

What is the expression −2(3x+5)+1+4x written in simplest form?

-2x+-9

200

What is 14ab+10a written in factored form?

2a(7b+5)

200

(-5x+3)+(8x-5)

3x-2

200

Find the additive inverse of 9x-10

-9x+10

300

The music club is selling tickets for an upcoming performance. They are also accepting donations. The table below shows the ticket sales and donations from the past 2 weeks. In each expression, t represents the price of a ticket to the show.

 

Week        Ticket Sales and Donations

 1             23t+50

 2             17t+35

 Write an expression, in simplified form, that represents the total donations and proceeds from ticket sales over the 2 week period.

40t+85

300

Complete each step to show how to simplify

 3(n – 2)+12 and express the result in factored form.

 

Step 1     

 Use the Distributive Property.    

Step 2 

  Combine like terms

Step 3

Write in factored form

 


 


  

1. 3n-6+12


2. 3n + 6


3. 3(n+2)

300

(5x+7)-(3x+5)

2x+2

300

Simplify using distributive property:


5(3x-4)

15x-20

400

A triangle has the side lengths shown.

 

 

1. Write an expression in simplest form that represents the perimeter of the triangle. 

2. Also find the perimeter if x=2.

1. 9x+30


2. 48

400

The expressions in the table represent how many laps two friends walked during a walk-a-thon fundraiser.

 

Student          Laps Walked

Lydia              4n – 3

Horatio           2n + 5

 

Write an expression that shows the difference between the number of laps walked by Lydia and the number of laps walked by Horatio.


If n = 6, how many more laps did Lydia walk than Horatio?

1. 2n-8


2. 4 laps

400

(5x+8)-(-3x-5)

8x+13

400

Simplify using distributive property:


8(8x-20)

64x-160