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Department of Education
Region II – Cagayan Valley
Schools Division of Nueva Vizcaya
DUPAX DEL NORTE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Malasin, Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya
Mathematics 7: Week 8: Day 3
Topic: Differentiating Algebraic Expressions, Equations and Inequalities
TB: SHERILENE B. CABILANG-TACOTACO
VIDEO AUDIO
GFX Chargen “Sherilene B. Cabilang- INTRO
Tacotaco” Good day everyone!
Before we start with our lesson let me remind
GFX Pop-up Text “Observe Health protocols you first to observe Health protocols at all times.
at all times.”
GFX Chargen “Sherilene B. Cabilang- SCENE 1
Tacotaco” Seat and watch and let’s go over your lesson
about, Differentiate algebraic expression,
GFX Pop-up Text “Differentiates algebraic equation and inequalities.
expression, equation and inequalities”
GFX Pop-up Text “Expression” “Equation” SCENE 3
“Inequalities” So that you are going to understand the
difference between expression, equation and
inequalities.
GFX Pop-up Text “At the end of the lesson SCENE 2
“you will be able to:” As we go on with our lesson you will be guided
“1. differentiate algebraic equations from with the following objectives:
inequalities” Number 1. differentiate algebraic equations
“2. determine whether a mathematical from inequalities
sentence is an equation or an inequality” Number 2. determine whether a mathematical
“3. apply the concepts of equations and sentence is an equation or an inequality
inequalities in real life situations.” Number 3. apply the concepts of equations and
inequalities in real life situations.
GFX Pop-up Text “Expression” “Math SCENE 4
Problem” “Equation” “Has an Equal sign” Now let’s define these three terms, when we say
“Inequalities” “(¿ ,<, ≤ , ≥¿ “graphics from expression in your English subject it pertains in
Canva education” making one’s thought or feelings, while in
Science particularly on the topic on Genetics it
is the appearance in a phenotype of a
characteristic or effect attributed to a particular
gene.
But, in Mathematics, an expression is built up
from integer constants, variables, and
the algebraic operations (such as addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division and
exponentiation by an exponent that is a rational
number) or simply a Math Problem.
77 II
-30 II Now, let’s answer together numbers 1 to 5.
X I Number 1. Seventy-seven is less than X. Can be
X= E written as, correct! 77¿ X and this is an example
-58 I of Inequality equation because it uses inequality
symbol
Number 2. Negative thirty-three is greater that
X. Can be written as, exactly! -33¿ X and this is
an example of Inequality equation because it
uses inequality symbol.
Number 3. X is greater than or equal to Ninety-
six. Can be written as, very good! X≥96 this is
an example of Inequality equation because it
uses inequality symbol.
Number 4. X is equal to negative eighty-eight.
Can be written as, precisely! X=-88 and this is
an example of Equation because it uses equal
sign,
and Number 5. Negative fifty-eight less than or
equal to X. Can be written as, that’s right! -58
≤ X and this is an example of Inequality
equation because it uses inequality symbol.
2 2 -7 Inequality
40 40 Equation
40
2 2 Equation Now, let’s answer together numbers 1 to 5. This
10 26 Inequality serves as another example.
-5 13 Inequality Number 1. From column A, 9+-7 the answer is,
Yes! 2 and column B, 2-9 the answer is, Yes! -7,
we can describe this as Inequality because 2 is
not equal to -7 but 2 is greater than−7
Number 2. From column A, 8 x 5 is, Yes! 40
and column B, 40-20+20 is, Yes! 40, we can
describe this as Equation because 40 is equal to
“3. ₱20.00 ¿ ₱ 10.00 x ₱ 2.00 Let’s answer together 1 to 3 and the remaining
“ numbers were answered by you in your answer
sheet.