This math topic involves the practice of algebraic function variable substitution with a specific focus on bracketed squared terms that feature negative numbers. Through multiple-choice questions, learners find the value of a variety of equations under different numerical conditions. The equations involve two variables and are squared, requiring the students to substitute provided values to solve. This topic forms part of more advanced algebra basic concepts.
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Bracketed Squared Terms (Negatives)
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What is the value of this equation when z=-3, x=-6
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Algebraic Function Variable Substitution - Bracketed Squared Terms (Negatives) Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Algebraic Function Variable Substitution - Bracketed Squared Terms (Negatives) (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Algebra Basic Concepts - Advanced' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/algebra_basic_concepts_advanced/ |
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| What is the value of this equation when p=-4, x=-3 |
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| What is the value of this equation when n=-4, b=-8 |
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| What is the value of this equation when r=-4, c=-3 |
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| What is the value of this equation when c=3, m=-2 |
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| What is the value of this equation when r=-5, n=-2 |
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| What is the value of this equation when n=-2, b=-4 |
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| What is the value of this equation when y=-7, d=-4 |
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