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DISTRIBUTE: (p-q)(3)
3p - 3q
DISTRIBUTE: 5(x - y)
5x - 5y
DISTRIBUTE: (2 + z)(2)
4 + 2z
DISTRIBUTE: 7(3x-2)
21x - 14
DISTRIBUTE: (10c - 3y)(4)
40c - 12y
DISTRIBUTE: (4p - 2k)(3)
12p - 6k
DISTRIBUTE: 8(2x + 3y)
16x + 24y
DISTRIBUTE: 9(2b + 11c)
18b + 99c
DISTRIBUTE: 4( a- d)
4a - 4d
DISTRIBUTE: (2b + c)(2)
4b + 2c
DISTRIBUTE: 3(4x + 2t)
12x + 6t
What is the math term for a letter in an expression?
Variable
What is the math term for the number that is directly in front of the variable?
coefficient
TRUE or FALSE: 2y and 2k are like terms.
False
TRUE or FALSE: 3y and 4y are like terms.
True
TRUE or FALSE: 5k + 6k could be combined to be 10k
False - 11k
