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Write repeated multiplication using an exponent, expand an exponent back into factors, and evaluate expressions containing one.
Substitute a given value for a single variable and evaluate the resulting expression.
Make worksheets →Reason about order of operations by building and comparing expressions: insert operations and parentheses to make an equation true, and compare two groupings of the same numbers, and explain number tricks with algebra.
Make worksheets →Name the parts of an expression — term, coefficient, constant and factor — and describe a product as a single factor times a sum.
Make worksheets →Evaluate multi-step expressions that combine parentheses, exponents, and all four operations.
Make worksheets →Translate a short verbal phrase into a one-variable algebraic expression using the correct operation.
Make worksheets →Generate equivalent expressions with the distributive property — expand and factor, an area model, spot-the-error reasoning, word problems, and mental math.
Apply the distributive property in story problems, including factoring out a common factor (6.EE.A.3).
Decide whether two expressions are equivalent — equal for every value of the variable — and justify it, testing a value to check.
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