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Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56 28a ANSWER 81y + 45x 1 . ( ) 8 4a 7 2. 9 ( ) 9y 5x ANSWER 32 n 3. Jill has enough money for a total of 32 CDs and DVDs. If n is the number of CDs, write an expression for the number of DVDs she can buy. Warm Up Algebraic Expressions and Models

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Page 1: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression.

ANSWER 56–28a

ANSWER 81y+45x–

1. ( )8–4a7

2. 9– ( )9y–5x

ANSWER 32 n–

3. Jill has enough money for a total of 32 CDs and DVDs. If n is the number of CDs, write an expression for the number of DVDs she can buy.

Warm Up Algebraic Expressions and Models

Page 2: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Example 1 Evaluate Powers

a. 24 2•2 2•2•= ( )–

b. ) 4( 2– • • ( 2– )( 2– )= • ( 2– )( 2– )

16= –

= 16

Page 3: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

ANSWER 9

ANSWER 64

ANSWER 2

Evaluate the power.

Checkpoint

1. 43

2. ) 2( 3–

3. 33–

4. 21

ANSWER 27–

Evaluate Powers

Page 4: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Example 2 Use Order of Operations

436 ÷ ( 1–• 4+ )2 Add within parentheses.= 436 ÷ • 32

Evaluate power.= 436 ÷ • 9

Divide.= 9 • 9

= 81 Multiply.

Page 5: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Example 3 Evaluate an Algebraic Expression

Evaluate when .( )5+x2 7x– 4x =

SOLUTION

Substitute 4 for x.=( )5+x2 7x– ( )5+42 – (47 )

= – (47 )(92 ) Add within parentheses.

2818= Multiply.–

= Subtract.10–

Page 6: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Example 4 Evaluate an Algebraic Expression

Evaluate when .4p2 – (2p )9– p = 3–

= –(94 ) [ ](2 3– ) 9– Evaluate power.

36= – ( 15– ) Subtract within parentheses.

51= Add the opposite.

36= Multiply.– [ ]6– 9–

SOLUTION

Substitute 3 for p.= (44p2 – (2p )9– 3– )2 [ ](2 3– ) 9–– –

Page 7: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

5. 738 +– ANSWER 12

ANSWER 23

Evaluate the expression.

Checkpoint

6. 2– 62 +÷ 4•

ANSWER 8–7. ( 5734 – – )2

ANSWER 15

Evaluate the expression for the given value of the variable.

8. 3– + ( 1y6 + ) when 2y =

Evaluate Expressions

Page 8: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Checkpoint

9. when2w2– 118w ++ w = 5– ANSWER 79–

Evaluate Expressions

Evaluate the expression for the given value of the variable.

Page 9: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Write and Evaluate a Mathematical ModelExample 5

Shopping You have $40 and are buying some DVDs that cost $12 each. Write an expression that shows how much money you have left after buying d DVDs. Evaluate the expression when d 2 and d 3.= =

SOLUTION

VERBALMODEL

Originalamount

Price perDVD

Number ofDVDs bought

– •

Page 10: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Write and Evaluate a Mathematical ModelExample 5

LABELS

ALGEBRAICMODEL

12d–40

Original amount 40= (dollars)

Price per DVD 12= (dollars per DVD)

Number of DVDs bought d= (DVDs)

ANSWER

12–40If you buy 2 DVDs, you will have $16 left.If you buy 3 DVDs, you will have $4 left.12–40 ( )3

( )2 ==

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Write and Evaluate a Mathematical ModelExample 6

Mexico For a trip to Mexico you need to exchange some U.S. dollars for Mexican pesos. The exchange rate is 11 pesos per dollar. You already have 110 pesos left from a previous trip. Write an expression that shows how many pesos you will have after exchanging d dollars. Evaluate the expression for d 250.=

SOLUTION

VERBALMODEL

Pesosper dollar

+•Dollars

exchangedPesos you

already have

Page 12: Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression. ANSWER 56–28a ANSWER 81y+45x – 1. ( ) 8–4a4a 7 2. 9– () 9y9y–5x5x ANSWER 32 n – 3. Jill has enough

Write and Evaluate a Mathematical ModelExample 6

LABELS

Number of dollars being exchanged d=

(dollars)

Number of pesos per dollar 11=

(pesos per dollar)

Number of pesos you already have 110=

(pesos)

ALGEBRAICMODEL 11011d +

ANSWER

When you exchange $250, you will have

2860 pesos.=

11011 +( )250

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10. Repeat Example 5 if you have $60 to spend and each DVD costs $16.

Checkpoint

ANSWER

If you buy 2 DVDs, you will have $28 left. If you buy 3 DVDs, you will have $12 left.

Use a Mathematical Model