MATH: LIKE TERM DISTRIBUTION
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This document provides examples of using the distributive property and combining like terms in algebraic expressions. Students are asked to simplify expressions using the distributive property, such as 6(x + 3), and to combine like terms, such as 4x + 6x - x. The document contains multiple examples for students to practice these basic algebraic skills.
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- 1. Adding like terms Adding like terms Distributive Property Distributive Property 1. Simplify, using the distributive 1. Simplify, using the distributive property: property: A. 6( x + 3) ______ A. 6( x + 3) ______ B. 4( x + 5) ______ B. 4( x + 5) ______ C. 7( x − 1) _______ C. 7( x − 1) _______ D. 5(2 x − 4) ______ D. 5(2 x − 4) ______ E. 6( x + 2 y + 7) __________ E. 6( x + 2 y + 7) __________ F. 8(5 x + 4 y ) __________ F. 8(5 x + 4 y ) __________ G. 3(2a + 4b − c) __________ G. 3(2a + 4b − c) __________ 2. Combine like terms: 2. Combine like terms: A. 4 x + 6 x − x ________ A. 4 x + 6 x − x ________ B. 10 x + x + x + x ______ B. 10 x + x + x + x ______ C. 5 x + 6 y + 3x + y __________ C. 5 x + 6 y + 3x + y __________ D. 7 x − x − x − x _______ D. 7 x − x − x − x _______ E. 8 x + 4 + 5 x + 1 ________ E. 8 x + 4 + 5 x + 1 ________ F. 6 x + 6 y + z + x + y + z __________ F. 6 x + 6 y + z + x + y + z __________