Evaluating Expressions with Letters
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Evaluating Expressions with Letters
Evaluating expressions for Grade 5: eight expressions with the letters n and m, such as 3 × n + 4 and (m − n) × 5, worked out for given whole-number values. With an answer key.
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Write expressions with letters for numbers from words, name their parts, work out their value for given numbers, and write equivalent expressions by collecting like terms and using the distributive property.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child replace each variable with its value in brackets before working anything out.
- For like terms, have the child circle the terms with the same variable in the same way.
- For the distributive property, draw arrows from the number outside to every term inside the brackets.
Common mistakes
- Reading 3x as 3 plus x, or as a two-digit number when x = 4, so 3x becomes 34. It is 3 × 4.
- Multiplying only the first term inside the brackets, so 2(x + 5) becomes 2x + 5.
- Combining unlike terms, so 3x + 2 becomes 5x.
