warm up simplify the following expression using order of operations
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Warm UpSimplify the following expression using order of operations.
Order of Operations
How do you remember the order of operations?
1.1-1.2 Expressions & Numbers
Order of operations is used to simplify algebraic expressions.
Example of an algebraic expression:
Simplify ExpressionsTo simplify any expression just add like terms.
Like terms are terms that contain the same variables raised to the same power.
Only the coefficients of like terms are different.
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Evaluate ExpressionsTo evaluate expressions you must replace the variables with the numbers they are equal to, then use order of operations to simplify.
Evaluate the following expression.
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Classifying Real NumbersThere are several different kinds of numbers.
1. Natural Numbers2. Whole Numbers3. Integers4. Rational Numbers5. Irrational Numbers6. Real Numbers
Classifying Real NumbersAll Real Numbers
Classifying Real Numbers
Real Numbers
ExamplesName ALL the sets of numbers to which each example belongs.
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Properties Foldable
We will be making a “FIVE TAB” Foldable for the five properties of real numbers.
These properties are used to simplify algebraic expressions.
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Finding the Additive InverseThe additive inverse of a number has the opposite sign of the original number.
Check: Add the two numbers together and you should get ZERO.
ExamplesFind the additive inverse for each number.
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Finding the Multiplicative InverseFlip the fraction (reciprocal) and keep the same sign.
Check: Multiply the two numbers together and you should get ONE.
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Homework Lesson 1.1Pg. 7 #’s 18-20
Lesson 1.2Pgs. 14 #’s 1-4, 7-10, 14-15