This math topic focuses on substituting values into algebraic functions that include bracketed terms and negative integers. Students practice evaluating expressions by replacing variables with given negative values, with equations involving operations like multiplication and addition inside brackets. The problems challenge students to accurately apply the rules of arithmetic operations with negatives, enhancing their skills in handling complex algebraic manipulations.
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Variable Substitution to Equation - Bracketed Terms (Negatives)
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What does this equation become when p=-2, m=4
Algebraic Functions - Variable Substitution to Equation - Bracketed Terms (Negatives) Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Algebraic Functions - Variable Substitution to Equation - Bracketed Terms (Negatives) (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Negative Integers - Practice' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/negative_integers_practice/ |
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| What does this equation become when m=2, n=-3 |
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| What does this equation become when y=-4, d=5 |
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| What does this equation become when y=3, x=-5 |
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| What does this equation become when n=2, m=-2 |
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| What does this equation become when x=-2, r=5 |
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| What does this equation become when z=-4, y=-3 |
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| What does this equation become when p=-2, m=4 |
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