Lesson 3.3 Assignment

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Commutative Property of Addition: a+7 =
Remember, no spaces.

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Commutative Property of Multiplication: 12 x 5 =
Remember, no spaces.

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Associative Property of Addition: 6+(9+7) =
Remember, no spaces.

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Associative Property of Multiplication: 2x(5x7) =
Remember, no spaces.

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Multiplication Property of One: 18 x w x 1 =
Remember, no spaces.

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Addition Property of Zero: 26 + c + 0 =
Remember, no spaces.

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Using the properties, simplify the expression.
No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

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Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

1

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

1

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

1

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

1

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

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What did they do wrong?
Write complete sentences with capital letters and punctuation marks to explain.

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Which of these are actually the commutative property of multiplication of the first part of the equation (2 * x) * 4?

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No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, you can put the coefficient (number) and the variable (letter) side by side.

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Simplify the expression using your properties.
No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, you can put the coefficient (number) and the variable (letter) side by side.

Commutative Property of Addition: a+7 = Remember, no spaces.

Commutative Property of Addition: a+7 =

Remember, no spaces.

Commutative Property of Multiplication: 12 x 5 = Remember, no spaces.

Commutative Property of Multiplication: 12 x 5 =

Remember, no spaces.

Associative Property of Addition: 6+(9+7) = Remember, no spaces.

Associative Property of Addition: 6+(9+7) =

Remember, no spaces.

Associative Property of Multiplication: 2x(5x7) = Remember, no spaces.

Associative Property of Multiplication: 2x(5x7) =

Remember, no spaces.

Multiplication Property of One: 18 x w x 1 = Remember, no spaces.

Multiplication Property of One: 18 x w x 1 =

Remember, no spaces.

Addition Property of Zero: 26 + c + 0 = Remember, no spaces.

Addition Property of Zero: 26 + c + 0 =

Remember, no spaces.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.No spaces please. Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.

Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.

This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression. No spaces please. Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.

Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.

This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression. No spaces please. Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.

Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.

This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression. No spaces please. Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.

Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.

This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression. No spaces please. Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.

Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.

This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression. No spaces please. Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.

Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.

This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

What did they do wrong?Write complete sentences with capital letters and punctuation marks to explain.

What did they do wrong?

Write complete sentences with capital letters and punctuation marks to explain.

Which of these are actually the commutative property of multiplication of the first part of the equation (2 * x) * 4?

Which of these are actually the commutative property of multiplication of the first part of the equation (2 * x) * 4?

No spaces please.Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, you can put the coefficient (number) and the variable (letter) side by side.

No spaces please.

Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, you can put the coefficient (number) and the variable (letter) side by side.

Simplify the expression using your properties.No spaces please.Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, you can put the coefficient (number) and the variable (letter) side by side.

Simplify the expression using your properties.

No spaces please.

Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, you can put the coefficient (number) and the variable (letter) side by side.

Commutative Property of Addition: a+7 =
Remember, no spaces.

Commutative Property of Multiplication: 12 x 5 =
Remember, no spaces.

Associative Property of Addition: 6+(9+7) =
Remember, no spaces.

Associative Property of Multiplication: 2x(5x7) =
Remember, no spaces.

Multiplication Property of One: 18 x w x 1 =
Remember, no spaces.

Addition Property of Zero: 26 + c + 0 =
Remember, no spaces.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.
No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

Using the properties, simplify the expression.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, put them side by side.
This is Mr. Robert's video. Just scan to the part where he gives examples.

What did they do wrong?
Write complete sentences with capital letters and punctuation marks to explain.

No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, you can put the coefficient (number) and the variable (letter) side by side.

Simplify the expression using your properties.
No spaces please.
Use the "+" for addition, the "-" for subtraction, and the "/" for divide. For multiplication, you can put the coefficient (number) and the variable (letter) side by side.