Chapter 2
Algebra 1: Concepts and Skills · 593 exercises
Problem 1
In an expression that is written as a sum, the parts that are added are called the ____ ? of the expression.
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Problem 1
Complete the statement. The product of a number and its \(?\) is \(1 .\)
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Problem 1
In the expression \(7 x^{2}-5 x+10,\) what is the coefficient of the \(x^{2}-\) term? What is the coefficient of the x-term?
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Problem 1
Explain how you would use the distributive property to simplify the expression. $$ 2(x+3) $$
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Problem 1
Match the property with the statement that illustrates it. Commutative property A. \(-1 \cdot 9=-9\) B. \(4(-2)=(-2) 4\) C. \(0 \cdot 8=0\) D. \(1 \cdot(-15)=-15\) E. \(-7(5 \cdot 2)=(-7 \cdot 5) 2\)
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Problem 1
On a number line, the numbers to the left of zero are ? numbers, and the numbers to the right of zero are ? numbers.
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Problem 2
Is \(7 x\) a term of the expression \(4 y-7 x-9 ?\) Explain.
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Problem 2
Complete the statement. The result of \(a \div b\) is the \(\quad ?\) of \(a\) and \(b\)
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Problem 2
Identify the like terms in the expression \(-6-3 x^{2}+3 x-4 x+9 x^{2}.\)
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Problem 2
Explain how you would use the distributive property to simplify the expression. $$ (x+4) 5 $$
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Problem 2
Match the property with the statement that illustrates it. Associative property A. \(-1 \cdot 9=-9\) B. \(4(-2)=(-2) 4\) C. \(0 \cdot 8=0\) D. \(1 \cdot(-15)=-15\) E. \(-7(5 \cdot 2)=(-7 \cdot 5) 2\)
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Problem 2
Complete: The absolute value of a number is its distance from ____ ? on a number line.
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Problem 2
Zero and the positive integers are also called ? numbers.
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Problem 3
Use the number line to complete this statement: \(-2-5=?\)
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Problem 3
Find the reciprocal of the number. \begin{equation} 32 \end{equation}
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Problem 3
Simplify the expression by combining like terms if possible. If not possible, write already simplified. $$5 r+r$$
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Problem 3
Explain how you would use the distributive property to simplify the expression. $$ 7(x-3) $$
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Problem 3
Match the property with the statement that illustrates it. Identity property A. \(-1 \cdot 9=-9\) B. \(4(-2)=(-2) 4\) C. \(0 \cdot 8=0\) D. \(1 \cdot(-15)=-15\) E. \(-7(5 \cdot 2)=(-7 \cdot 5) 2\)
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Problem 3
Find the opposite of the number. $$ 1 $$
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Problem 3
Graph the numbers on a number line. \(-5,-1,4\)
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Problem 4
Find the difference. $$ 4-5 $$
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Problem 4
Find the reciprocal of the number. \begin{equation} -7 \end{equation}
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Problem 4
Simplify the expression by combining like terms if possible. If not possible, write already simplified. $$ w-3 w $$
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Problem 4
Explain how you would use the distributive property to simplify the expression. $$ (x-6) 4 $$
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Problem 4
Match the property with the statement that illustrates it. Property of zero A. \(-1 \cdot 9=-9\) B. \(4(-2)=(-2) 4\) C. \(0 \cdot 8=0\) D. \(1 \cdot(-15)=-15\) E. \(-7(5 \cdot 2)=(-7 \cdot 5) 2\)
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Problem 4
Find the opposite of the number. $$ -3 $$
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Problem 4
Graph the numbers on a number line. \(-3,0,3\)
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Problem 5
Find the difference. $$ 0-(-7) $$
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Problem 5
Find the reciprocal of the number. \begin{equation} -\frac{1}{5} \end{equation}
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Problem 5
Simplify the expression by combining like terms if possible. If not possible, write already simplified. $$ -4 k-8+4 k $$
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Problem 5
Match the property with the statement that illustrates it. Property of negative one A. \(-1 \cdot 9=-9\) B. \(4(-2)=(-2) 4\) C. \(0 \cdot 8=0\) D. \(1 \cdot(-15)=-15\) E. \(-7(5 \cdot 2)=(-7 \cdot 5) 2\)
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Problem 5
Find the opposite of the number. $$ -2.4 $$
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Problem 5
Graph the numbers on a number line. \(6,-2,0.5\)
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Problem 6
Find the difference. $$ -2-8.7 $$
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Problem 6
Find the reciprocal of the number. \begin{equation} 4 \frac{2}{3} \end{equation}
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Problem 6
Simplify the expression by combining like terms if possible. If not possible, write already simplified. $$ 12-10 m+m-3 $$
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Problem 6
Find the product. \(9(-1)\)
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Problem 6
Use a number line to find the sum. $$ 7+(-3) $$
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Problem 6
Find the opposite of the number. $$ \frac{1}{2} $$
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Problem 6
Graph the numbers on a number line. \(-1,-2,-\frac{2}{3}\)
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Problem 7
Evaluate the expression. $$ 2-(-3)-6 $$
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Problem 7
Find the quotient. \begin{equation} -12 \div 3 \end{equation}
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Problem 7
Simplify the expression by combining like terms if possible. If not possible, write already simplified. $$ 2 a^{2}+3 a+2 a^{2}-5 $$
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Problem 7
Find the product. \(-5(7)\)
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Problem 7
Use a number line to find the sum. $$ 0+(-10) $$
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Problem 7
Evaluate the expression. $$ |-12| $$
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Problem 7
Complete the statement using \(<\) or \(>.\) Use the number line shown. \(-4 \) \(?\) \(-5\)
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Problem 8
Evaluate the expression. $$ -3-2-(-5) $$
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Problem 8
Find the quotient. \begin{equation} -7 \div-\frac{1}{2} \end{equation}
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Problem 8
Simplify the expression by combining like terms if possible. If not possible, write already simplified. $$ 8-4 t+6 t^{2} $$
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