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- Say whether each letter is an unknown or a placeholder in a general rule.4w = 36a - a = 025 = q + 13h \div 1 = h\dfrac{y}{3} = 5
- Explain what 6p means, write a product without a times sign, and fix Ben's value of 2b.
- Say whether each bold letter is a variable, a unit, a fixed number or a point.
- Fix sentences that start problems so each letter stands for a number with its unit.
- Decide which sentences say the same thing as an equation with two letters.
- Work out Elena's two whiteboard areas using one letter in a formula.
- Write sentences with n that are always true, true once, or never true.
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- 9.8Evaluating expressions and formulas
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