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Akayja Barthelemy
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Equivalent Expressions
MAFS.6.EE.1.3
MAFS.6.EE.1.4

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Objective
Understand that the properties used with numbers also apply to expressions with variables
Recognize and generate equivalent expressions
Substitute values into expressions to prove equivalency.
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Vocabulary
Communitive Property of addition: Reordering the terms does not change the value of the expression
Associative Property of addition: Regrouping the terms does not change the value of the expression
Distributive Property: Distributing the common factor does not change the value of the expression
Like term: two or more terms in a variable expression that have the same variable factors.
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Multiple Choice
Which two terms can you add together to get a multiple of ten in this expression (3+14)+27
3+14
14+27
27+3
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Fill in the Blanks
Rewrite the expression with parentheses to show that the two terms with the sum that is a multiple of 10 should be added first. (Do not use spaces)
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Did rewriting the expression change the answer?
Yes
No
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the common factor of the numbers in parentheses 14+(3+27)?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Which expression is equivalent to 3+27?
3(1+27)
3(1+9)
27(1+3)
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Multiple Choice
What do we use to represent unknown numbers?
a variable
a constant
a coefficient
make one up
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Open Ended
How can we represent the amount of apples Jamie bought and the apples Ashley bought?
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Parts of our expression
What can we use to represent Jamie's apples? 4a
What can we use to represent Ashley's apples? 3a
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Multiple Choice
Write an expression for the total number of apples.
4a+3a or 7a
4a+3a or 1a
4a*3a or 12a
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Multiple Select
A school cafeteria has 30 boxes of Wheaty Squares and 20 boxes of Mighty O's cereal. Each box has the same number of ounces of cereal. Write an expression to represent the total ounces of cereal. Choose all that are equivalent
30c + 20c
30c x 20c
10c(2+3)
(10 * 2c) + (10 * 3c)
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Open Ended
Write an expression equivalent to 3(2 + x).
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Open Ended
Are 3x+6+x and 2(2x+3) equivalent? Use substitution to check your answer.
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Multiple Choice
**Exit Question: Which expression is equivalent to 2+3n+2+9n
16n
3n+8
4(3n+1)
4(3n+4)
Equivalent Expressions
MAFS.6.EE.1.3
MAFS.6.EE.1.4

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