This math topic focuses on practicing algebraic function variable substitution with negative integers and bracketed terms. Students are required to solve problems by substituting given values into algebraic expressions, such as \( -4(4c + 3z) \) and calculating the result. The topic enhances skills in handling algebraic equations involving negative numbers and applying distributive properties for simplification. Each problem presents multiple-choice answers, reinforcing concept retention and critical thinking regarding negative values in algebraic contexts, making it part of a broader unit on negative integers.
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Bracketed Terms (Negatives)
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What is the value of this equation when r=4, z=-2
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Algebraic Function Variable Substitution - Bracketed Terms (Negatives) Worksheet
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