Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
6th Edition
ISBN: 9780134463216
Author: Robert F. Blitzer
Publisher: PEARSON
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5. the sum of the squares of x and y Example 3 Translate each mathematical phrase into verbal phrase. x? +y2 1. 글x+ 1 1 added to - of a number x 4 is added to the product of 5 2. 5x+4 3. 3(x + 6) 4. x2 - 1 and a number x thrice the sum of a number x and 6 1 subtracted from the square of a number x 5. 7+ the sum of 7 and the quotient of x and 2 Activity 1 A. Translate each of the following mathematical phrases into verbal phrases. 6. 5x - 9y 7. 6x – 5 1. 4+3x 2. 3x-4 3. 2(x+ 3) 4. x- 8. (5 + x) + 2 9.2a + 3b 5. -5(4 + t) 10. 3 (3x + 8) B. Translate each of the following into mathematical phrase. 1. the sum of x and y 2. twice the sum of a number and seven. 3. four increased by a certain number 4. the difference of five times a number and six. 5. thrice a number increased by five e Constant, Variables, Algebraic Expressions, Degree of Polynomial, and Kind of Polynomial This lesson introduces the terms constant, variables, and algebraic expressions. To better understand the lesson, let us describe the terms related to Algebra. associated with algebra such as one or more than one value. These Variables - are symbols or letters that may variables may represent elements of the set of real numbers. Constant- numbers or symbol which has a fixed numerical value. For example: 2, 5, 0, -3, -7, etc. are constants. In 2a, 2 is a constant and a is a variable. In -7mn, -7 is a constant and m & n are variables. Term - is a constant, a variable, or a product or a quotient of constants and variables. Terms are separated by the symbols plus or minus sign. 3
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Transcribed Image Text:5. the sum of the squares of x and y Example 3 Translate each mathematical phrase into verbal phrase. x? +y2 1. 글x+ 1 1 added to - of a number x 4 is added to the product of 5 2. 5x+4 3. 3(x + 6) 4. x2 - 1 and a number x thrice the sum of a number x and 6 1 subtracted from the square of a number x 5. 7+ the sum of 7 and the quotient of x and 2 Activity 1 A. Translate each of the following mathematical phrases into verbal phrases. 6. 5x - 9y 7. 6x – 5 1. 4+3x 2. 3x-4 3. 2(x+ 3) 4. x- 8. (5 + x) + 2 9.2a + 3b 5. -5(4 + t) 10. 3 (3x + 8) B. Translate each of the following into mathematical phrase. 1. the sum of x and y 2. twice the sum of a number and seven. 3. four increased by a certain number 4. the difference of five times a number and six. 5. thrice a number increased by five e Constant, Variables, Algebraic Expressions, Degree of Polynomial, and Kind of Polynomial This lesson introduces the terms constant, variables, and algebraic expressions. To better understand the lesson, let us describe the terms related to Algebra. associated with algebra such as one or more than one value. These Variables - are symbols or letters that may variables may represent elements of the set of real numbers. Constant- numbers or symbol which has a fixed numerical value. For example: 2, 5, 0, -3, -7, etc. are constants. In 2a, 2 is a constant and a is a variable. In -7mn, -7 is a constant and m & n are variables. Term - is a constant, a variable, or a product or a quotient of constants and variables. Terms are separated by the symbols plus or minus sign. 3
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