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- Write each expression without parentheses.3(n + 8)5(4p + 1)2(3a + 5b)9(w - 2)4(x^2 + 3x + 2)
- Factor each expression fully using the greatest common factor.12k + 2027 + 45m8r + 830a + 42b6x + 15y + 24
- Write each expression with as few terms as possible.p + 6 + p + p2a + 3b + 4a + b7 + 3k^2 + 2k + k^2 + 13(2y + 1) + 5y + 42(m + 4) + 3(m + 1)
- Fill in each blank so both sides are equal for every value of the letter.
- Word problem: compare two ways of writing the items in 6 pencil cases.
- Pick which expressions are equivalent to 12x + 18 and which is factored fully.
- Word problem: write the library's new books in boxes and loose books as an expression.
- Test Mei's claim that (n + 3) squared equals n squared plus 9.
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Equivalent expressions: the distributive property and like terms: the lesson ›More Chapter 9 worksheets: Exponents and expressions
- 9.1Base, exponent and the value of a power
- 9.2Perfect squares and perfect cubes
- 9.3Order of operations with powers
- 9.4What a letter stands for
- 9.5Translating between words and expressions
- 9.6Terms, coefficients and constants
- 9.7Expression, equation and inequality
- 9.8Evaluating expressions and formulas
- 9.9Equivalent expressions: the distributive property and like terms