Chapter 2: Rational Numbers

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Chapter 2: Rational Numbers Section 4 – The Distributive Property

distributive property Vocabulary distributive property term constant coefficient like terms Method used to multiply a sum or a difference by a number A number, variable or the product a of combination of numbers and variables A term that has no variable (a number) Number in front of the variable Terms with the same variable combination Example

Objectives I can use the distributive property. I can simplify algebraic expressions.

Notes Part 1: The Distributive Property

Part 2: Simplifying Algebraic Expressions

Part 2: Simplifying Algebraic Expressions

Part 2: Simplifying Algebraic Expressions

CAN YOU?? Prove it!!! Can you use the distributive property? SIMPLIFY using the distributive property: 43 (102) Can you simplify algebraic expressions? SIMPLIFY 3(4x + 12)