Algebra 1 - Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing algebraic terms to simplify algebraic expressions
Patrice Thompson Algebra 1 - Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing algebraic terms to simplify algebraic expressions
This paper consists of 10 questions from Algebra 1. Students should show they know how to add, subtract, multiply and divide algebraic terms.
True or false - To know whether two terms can be added or subtracted, we do not need to check their variables
True or false: The following terms are considered like terms:
True or False: Does 3a -a = 3?
True or False: For multiplication or division to work, the terms need to be like terms
True or False: When adding or subtracting algebraic terms, the coefficient is also manipulated.
Simplify: 7a + 11 - 4a + 2 - b
2b x 3ab gives?
-42abc divided by 7b gives?
Simplify:
Write an algebraic expression that simplifies the following sentence:
Seven times an unknown, k, is added to 5
