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Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Chapter 5.6 Adding LINEAR Expressions

Good Day to all,
Today we are learning about Linear Expressions.  What are these you ask.... Well take a second to look at the word linear.  
Do you see a smaller word in it?  Maybe line???? 
Well, math usually is that obvious, as we will be talking a great deal about Lines in the very near future, but for now the authors describe linear expressions as an algebraic expressions where the variable is not raised to a power
 and only added and subtracted from each other.  Phew!
Examples: 3x+2, x-7 are linear, but 3x^2 +2 is not a linear expression.  Doesn't that clear up all the confusion?  
Heeheehee..... remember when I asked you to look at the word, Linear and you saw Line in it? Well a linear expression is where you would get a line if you were to graph it - 
we will be doing this soon.  
Don't worry, it sounds harder than it is.  
In your graphic organizers, I want you to record 2 facts that are confusing from this blog.
And we have Gage! He's cleaning out his locker!! This is a wonderful sight to behold. Let's take a guess as to how LONG it will late being clean!!!! Heehee, Gage!

Homework: Read the blog- record 2 facts that are confusing.  Watch the videos and take notes in your graphic organizer and complete your vocabulary Linear Expressions. 
Examples 1 & 2
Example 3
Example 4
Big Mistake - Redo of #6! 
Example 5a !!!
Example 6
As always in MATH,
Mrs M


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