guided notes - (4) algebra - variables and expressions
guided notes - (4) algebra - variables and expressions
guided notes - (4) algebra - variables and expressions
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Name: ______________ Student ID: _____<br />
Date: ______________ Page 12<br />
Algebra: Variables <strong>and</strong> Expressions<br />
Objectives: Today students will:<br />
1. Evaluate simple <strong>algebra</strong>ic <strong>expressions</strong>.<br />
Warm-Up: Use order of operations to complete the following:<br />
1.) 72 ÷ 3 - 5(8.8 - 6) + 9<br />
2.) Insert parentheses to make the following statement true:<br />
18 ÷ 12 - 3 + 4 = 6<br />
A variable is a placeholder used to represent an unspecified value<br />
in mathematical <strong>expressions</strong>.<br />
Today weʼre going to discuss the branch of mathematics that<br />
involves <strong>expressions</strong> with <strong>variables</strong>, or <strong>algebra</strong>.<br />
Variable vs. Constant Algebraic vs. Numeric
Name: ______________ Student ID: _____<br />
Date: ______________ Page 12<br />
Steps for evaluating <strong>algebra</strong>ic <strong>expressions</strong>.<br />
Examples:<br />
1.) Evaluate n + 3 if n = 4 2.) Evaluate 8w - 2v if w = 5 <strong>and</strong> v = 3<br />
Step 1: Rewrite the expression, r__________ the variable with its<br />
assigned value.<br />
Step 2: E______ the expression using order of operations.<br />
Additional Examples: Evaluate each example below if m = 8, n =<br />
12, y = 3, b = 5, c = 4.<br />
1.) mn 2.) y 2 + 2 3.) 5c + b<br />
6 5<br />
Independent Practice: Page 20, #14-34 (even).