Let's give these expressions a quick makeover! First, find the like terms. They share the same variable and exponent, or they can be plain numbers. For example, 2X and 5X are like terms, and 2 and 5 are like terms too, but 2X and 5Y are not. Next, combine like terms to simplify each expression and make it easier to read. Check out the example and complete the challenge.
Like Terms Lab: Expression Makeover
Additional Educational Resources:
Equations and Inequalities Large Workbook - (Grade 6)
Algebraic Expressions Large Workbook - (Grade 6)
Quick Assessment - Algebra Foundations - Variables in Action: Building and Solving One-Step Equations
Acute Triangles - Missing Bases
Algebra Exercises: Working on Multi-step Equations
Expression Lab: The Anatomy of a Math Expression
Understanding Ratios and Proportions
Solving Equations with Parenthesis Using Inverse Operations
Fraction Powers: Shrink Ray Disaster
Like Terms Lab: Expression Makeover
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Additional Educational Resources:
Equations and Inequalities Large Workbook - (Grade 6)
Algebraic Expressions Large Workbook - (Grade 6)
Quick Assessment - Algebra Foundations - Variables in Action: Building and Solving One-Step Equations
Acute Triangles - Missing Bases
Algebra Exercises: Working on Multi-step Equations
Expression Lab: The Anatomy of a Math Expression
Understanding Ratios and Proportions
Solving Equations with Parenthesis Using Inverse Operations
Fraction Powers: Shrink Ray Disaster