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Identifying Parts
Guided NOTES
Can
have variables, numbers, addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division, parenthesis,
square roots, exponents…
Examples:
x2
3 x 2
5b 7 c d
5 xy
Symbols
or letters used to represent an
unknown
Examples:
x
Items
are being added or subtracted
Examples:
2
5a 2 xy 3
3
P 2x
2
a b
4
Same
variable raised to the same power
Examples:
2
2
5x y and 8 x y
2
7y and 22y
2
The
number in front of a variable
Examples:
123 xy
3 2
123
9xy z
9
x
1
The
number up in the air next to a base
The number of times you multiply something
times itself
Examples:
3
3
12
12
2
x
4
3y 7
4
What
the exponent sits on
The part that has been raised to a power
Examples:
3
2
12
x
2
x
4
3y 7
y
A
number that has no variable
It can be positive or negative
Examples:
42
-42
3x 5
5
2
4
5 x 3y 8
-8
Items
that are being multiplied together
Can be numbers, variables, parenthesis
Examples:
6 1 and 6…. Or 2 and 3
9xy 9 and x and y
x 2 y 3 (x + 2) and (y – 3)
3 z 9 3 and (z – 9)
Simplify
inside parenthesis
Take care of exponents
In order from left to right, multiplication or division
In order from left to right, addition or subtraction
Examples:
5 3 2 1 4
2
-18
Sum
Plus
Add
More
Than
Increased
Together
Difference
Minus
Decreased
Less
Than (swaps the order)
Take away
Quotient
Half
Divide
by
Product
Twice
Double
Triple
Times
Square
Cubed
To
the power of
Raised to a power
1. Five times a number increased by 5 is
the same as 3 times the same number
decreased by 7.
2. Four times a number plus 10 minus two
times the same number is 6.