1. 1) (2x + 4) + (x – 6)2) 3(x + 3) + 2(-5x + 6) 3) (5x – 2) – (3x + 4)4) 2(x – 4) – (4x + 6) 5) Evaluate 6x – 3y if x = -4 and y = -2 7 th Grade Dispatch – 12/16 Quietly take out your interactive notebook, pencil, do the warm up, and update the table of content DateAssignment #Assignment NamePossible PointsPoints Earned 12/1642Warm up16

2. 1) (4x + 2) + (-5x – 6)2) (x + 3) + 2(-5x+ 6) 3) (8x - 3) – (2x - 4)4) (3x + 4) – (3x -5) 5) Evaluate -5x – 2y if x = -3 and y = 6 7 th Grade Dispatch – 12/17 Quietly take out your interactive notebook, pencil, homework do the warm up, and update the table of content DateAssignment #Assignment NamePossible PointsPoints Earned 12/1743Factoring Linear Expression10

3. Factoring Linear Expressions “Factor” simply means UNDISTRIBUTE Find the GCF. Write each term as a product of the GCF and its remaining factors.

4. Distributed VersionUndistributed Version 3x + 9

5. Distributed VersionUndistributed Version 3x + 9 4x -28

6. Distributed VersionUndistributed Version 3x + 9 4x -28 3x + 33y

7. Distributed VersionUndistributed Version 3x + 9 4x -28 3x + 33y 12x + 48

8. Distributed VersionUndistributed Version 3x + 9 4x -28 3x + 33y 12x + 48 8x + 4y

9. Distributed VersionUndistributed Version 3x + 9 4x -28 3x + 33y 12x + 48 8x + 4y 12x + 7y

10. Distributed VersionUndistributed Version 3x + 9 4x -28 3x + 33y 12x + 48 8x + 4y 12x + 7y The drawing of the garden has a total area of (15x +18) square feet. Factor the dimensions.

11. Additional Notes: To check your factored answers, multiply your factors out. You should get your additional expressions as a result.