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4 lip 2020 · Equivalent Expressions Equivalent Expressions are expressions that have the same value. They may look different but will have the same result if calculated. For example, and are equivalent expressions. See why below: The two expressions have the same answer, 27. Therefore, we can say that they are equivalent expressions.
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Equivalent Expressions. Combining Like Terms. Terms are separated by + or – signs in an expression. Like terms may be combined according to the sign that separates them. Constants are terms without a variable (digit alone) that may also be combined. example: . + 4 + + y + 2. w + 7w 4 + 2. 8w + 6 + y. g + 2h + 6g + 5. 6 + 7p + 4z + 3p.
Two expressions are equivalent when they have the same value. Examples of equivalent expressions are: a + b and b + a x + x and 2x (x + 2)(x – 4) and x2– 2x – 8 In this activity, you will investigate equivalent expressions, and learn to identify certain kinds of equivalent expressions.
4 lip 2020 · Students will be able to: Determine if the given expressions are equivalent given the value of the variable. Define and identify like terms. Generate equivalent expressions by combining like terms. State the distributive property.
With these printable worksheets, students will practice simplifying and finding equivalent algebraic expressions. Most of these worksheets align with CCSS.6.EE.3 and/or CCSS.7.EE.A.1.
Math Equivalent Expressions: Discover a vast collection of free printable worksheets for Year 5 students, designed to help them master the art of solving and simplifying equivalent expressions in a fun and interactive way.
