Review of directions with terms
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Complete each function table | Organize the x-value, the function rule, and the solution into a table.
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| Graph each equation/ function | Make a function table and use 3 carefully selected constants to find coordinates of a line on a plane.
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| Find the perimeter | A method of finding the number of units are in the distance around a figure.
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| Find the area | Use the formula A = l x w to find how may square units cover a surface.
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| Solve the equation | Use inverse operations to find the constant that will make an equation true.
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| Check your solution | A mathematical proof used to verify your solution.
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| Write the original equation | The first step in checking your solution.
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| Write the equation | The first step in finding a solution.
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| Solve each equation using models or a drawing | A way to justify a solution using pictorial representations such as number lines, counters, or algebra tiles.
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| Describe in words each step shown for solving the equation | Another way to say "justify your solution" or "explain your steps".
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| Commutative property of addition or multiplication | Used to justify a step in a solution where moving like terms together is an advantage. a + b + c = a + c + b or
a x b x c = a x c x b
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| Associative property of addition or multiplication | Used to justify a step in a solution to show which computation will be performed next. a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c or
a x (b x c) = (a x b) x c
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| Identity property | Used to justify a step in a solution where a x 1 = a or when a + 0 = a.
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| Write each phrase as an algebraic expression | Convert words to a number sentence containing constants, variables and at leas one mathematical operation.
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| Write each phrase as an algebraic equation | Convert words into a number sentence containing an equals sign,, constants, variables, and at least one mathematical operation.
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| Subtraction property of equality | An inverse operation step used when solving an addition algebraic equation.
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| Addition property of equality | An inverse operation used when solving a subtraction algebraic equation.
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| Multiplication property of equality | An inverse operation used when solving a division algebraic equation
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| Division property of equality | An inverse operation used when solving a multiplication algebraic equation.
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| Combine like terms | Using the commutative property and integer operations to simplify expressions with a variety of terms having simlar coefficeints ad constants.
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| Coefficient | The constant in an algebraic expression.
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| Variable | The term that can change in an algebraic expression. Usually represented by lowercase letter.
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