AnswersAJH Pre-Algebra A Grade 8Simplifying Expressions

Simplifying Expressions Answers

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4

Select all that are like terms to 5a5b4.

A
a5b4
B
5a4b5
C
-2a5
D
-a5b4
E
9a5b4
F
2a5b5
G
6b4
5

Simplify 6 - 4[x + 1 - (y + 3)] + 5y.

A
-4 + 2x + 3y
B
8 + 2x + 3y
C
14 - 4x + 9y
D
22 - 4x + 9y
6

Simplify y²2y²4y²✔ 5y²

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A
y²
B
2y²
C
4y²
D
✔ 5y²
9

Check all of the facts that you included in your response.

A
If the expression has been simplified correctly, then the expressions will be equivalent.
B
The expressions will have the same value when numbers are substituted in for the variable m.
C
Choose a value for m and substitute in to both expressions.
D
Simplify each expression using the order of operations and show they are the same value.
10

The expression -3m - [2m + (5 - m)] + 7 was simplified as 2 - 4m. Without simplifying, explain how you can show that it has been simplified correctly.

Answer:

To show that the expression has been simplified correctly without performing the simplification steps, you can substitute a value for the variable m into both the original expression and the simplified expression. If the expressions are equivalent, they will yield the same numerical result. For example, if you let m = 1, both expressions should evaluate to the same value.

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