Evaluating Expressions
Across
- 6. The property that says a(b+c) = ab + ac
- 10. This property says we can swap numbers and still get the same answer: a + b = b + a
- 12. The name for the answer when multiplying numbers
- 13. Putting numbers in for the letters variables)
- 15. A math sentence with an equals sign. (ex. 2x +1 = 3)
Down
- 1. The number that does not change in an expression. In 2x+5, this is what we call 5.
- 2. The way that we indicate something we don't know in an expression or equation
- 3. Involves combining like terms in an expression
- 4. The name for the answer when adding two or more numbers together
- 5. either a single number or a variable, or numbers and variables multiplied together
- 7. The property that says (a+b)+c=a+(b+c)
- 8. Abbreviation for the order of operations
- 9. Math terms without an equals sign. Ex. 2x +3
- 11. It shows that a variable or number is raised to a power
- 14. The number in front of the variable. Ex. 3x