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Foundations of Algebra Day 2 Creating Algebraic Expressions Notes renting Fprestons rom Content Have Arne pon once, cans $595 0 po package hal weighs up owe pounds Sah Wanted to ship ___- boxes, how much would I csi? (show your calculations) 0.3 boxes b,Sboxes 6.8 boxes a.xbores xin the above problem, what value remained constan!# _—— {.What did thal volue represent gin the above problem, wal continued fo change? awe begh studying Aigebsa, one of he mos!Imperint concepts you will ancounte he 9 symbol. Ae Oe or forperent c quontly ral varies or changes he ue feet of ympok S Se varlables. Wicaly is ob sma methemalic process ove and ova, you can wse.0nelgebrate expresuon 10 represent the sitvation.. coefficient] {_ constant variable operation scien re obo oniow cect on éxresion represent bach svat. Ten awe he cess On freon! cent A:Aschootiunch cos 2.10 perstudet, Delemne how much is colected foreach numberof Susie edvacrwa nei | -s ma «tv ea canton? —F students - _ {2 bol oe a ve repsen ” - c. What continuously changes? = = 4. yot nrsion erin he stant ol de voix orn , Lo Foundations of Algebra Day 3. Creating Algebraic Expressions Notes Day 3 ~ Creating Algebraic Expressions from a Context, Standard(s): MFAAA1. e, Generate equivalent expressions using properties of operations and understand various representations within context. For example, distinguish multiplicative comparison from additive comparison, Students should be able to explain the difference between “3 more” and *3 times”. (MGSE4.OA 2; MGSEG.E 3, (MGSE7.EE.1, 2, MGSES-12.A.SSE.3) Yesterday, you explored creating algebraic expressions rom looking at patterns and using tables. 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Leeyepresent the additional candy bars sold a 95(1.25) + |.25¢ 7 kK 5 a an xite tot Fondo ot he BE QGE 6 easy i SSR own etme ron rt ach nd nro Foundations of Algebra Day 3: Creating Algebraic Expressions Notes 7 reprranscs i enc enc boa fr 318 per hau panache ie A, Wis scenatio con be ‘eptesented by the expresion Ih 30, 1s = — z oo - i 13h Be 7 + * oes | 1sn+ 50 —7 represent Or ceeeton poles, hey lan spend $40 per nes on spl hsscento can be 00 = aw. — 0 Ee i 40 i] Aw —_areaE il 400 ~ 400 | consort > Oak wot pane 9) Foe ghoons We Xeon Combining Like Terms Boe xt4t | x + 2x%=9 -3+2 aN baal LIKE ~ seca TERNS? (eee PLS B ews Sigs. 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WIRD Lomenk Gaga VE yZe\ Sqpmech — 2q> LAK ea ae Rc ae aot. 29 Exponent Properties Zero Exponent: ‘Anymumberrerseco the 2816 paWEF's equal o|fexcept for zero whichis not defined a'=1,a#0 whereas 0° isnot defined ° Example. 4°=1and2500'=1 Y= | - Negative Exponent: "Negative exponents indicate reciprocation, wih the exponent of the fipréeal BSeSmIng BOS 1 a sels sey n or — =a"; at0 3 pe |. Product of like bases: Tomato win sone so. RSA anaes connor sao Example: 2°’ 2° = 32 |. Quotient of like bases: Todivide powers vith the same base, subtractthe exponehis/and keep the orhiioi Base Exponent Properties . Power to a power: Torase a Power oa Wel KEep the base and ly the exponen @ Example: (2')' = 2” - Product to a power: {aby” = a" b" | at 0 andb#0 Example: (2x3)' = 2°x 3° - Quotient to a power: To rae 2 quotient to power, aie te Flefator andthe denominalr ths ewer (3) = =; azoandozo 2 Nae Example. (2) 5 Rational Exponent: ‘The deriominatonot the rational exponent beeerieSllABlindexof the radical, ‘and the numerator becomes the exponent ofthe Yadicand (a =a aso, ok AGeaos eee Oe os x « 32 Pythagorean Theorem Rian Manes — IS agorae — Solve to See jf it's right trian Example 1 7 Os 230 25 4\Ah= ae \64 = \o4 VES econse OC 4\p%> 2 (4% = \lo% . ee ee Example 2 vocabulary Right Angle = = Hypotenuse = ae “a8 ea oO Spedac 14 PSOK AAQ = solve for the length of solve for the | ength \ the hypotenuse leg Example 3 Example 5 Os it oe > 9 15 & 15 > atte on at \o- Z ? Sy ot oe © oe +0 (Se 14 SE qr +b = 8 3h 40° 2 228 Be a 2 seen oo vat b= 12 Example 6 b? 400 25C Perna cS 20° HO" Bee Oa om cA 2 go * le = = ek ie oe 23-1 om 2 (02S - = G

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