Algebra 2 2-0 Get Ready For Chapter 2

2

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
7s-s

2

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
3a+b+a

2

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
xy-y+x

6

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Match each expression on the left with its simplified version on the right.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
-(3x-5)+y		y
4x+y-(x+3x)		-x+2y-2
x-2(1+x-y)		-3x+y+5

2

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
4+x=-52

2

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
12=2-k

2

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
3x=-72
Enter only a number in the response field.

2

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
4-4t=12
Enter only a number in the response field.

2

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
3(w-8)=36
Enter only a number in the response field.

2

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
-10p=2(p-12)
Enter only a number in the response field.

5

Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Lesson 1-6)

Solve the absolute value inequality.
|x-3|<5

Graph the solution on the canvas. Include relevant graph detail.
You may complete your work on paper or on a whiteboard and upload a clear picture of it to the canvas.

5

A person's field of study is often called that person's domain.

If your domain is American history, what topics might you be interested in?

5

When is a person's height likely to show a greater rate of change, from 1 to 2 years of age or from 30 to 31 years of age? Explain.

5

When you look in the mirror, you see your reflection.

How does the image in the mirror differ from the way other people see you? How is it the same?

5

The boundaries of a country determine the limit of the country's land.

How does an inequality form a boundary on a number line?
You may use the canvas to help illustrate your written response.

Algebra 2 2-0 Get Ready For Chapter 2

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)Simplify by combining like terms.7s-s

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)Simplify by combining like terms.3a+b+a

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)Simplify by combining like terms.xy-y+x

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)Match each expression on the left with its simplified version on the right.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.4+x=-52

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.12=2-k

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.3x=-72Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.4-4t=12Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.3(w-8)=36Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.-10p=2(p-12)Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Lesson 1-6)Solve the absolute value inequality. |x-3|<5Graph the solution on the canvas. Include relevant graph detail. You may complete your work on paper or on a whiteboard and upload a clear picture of it to the canvas.

A person's field of study is often called that person's domain. If your domain is American history, what topics might you be interested in?

When is a person's height likely to show a greater rate of change, from 1 to 2 years of age or from 30 to 31 years of age? Explain.

When you look in the mirror, you see your reflection. How does the image in the mirror differ from the way other people see you? How is it the same?

The boundaries of a country determine the limit of the country's land.How does an inequality form a boundary on a number line? You may use the canvas to help illustrate your written response.

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)Simplify by combining like terms.7s-s

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)Simplify by combining like terms.3a+b+a

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)Simplify by combining like terms.xy-y+x

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)Match each expression on the left with its simplified version on the right.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.4+x=-52

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.12=2-k

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.3x=-72Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.4-4t=12Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.3(w-8)=36Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)Solve the equation.-10p=2(p-12)Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Lesson 1-6)Solve the absolute value inequality. |x-3|<5Graph the solution on the canvas. Include relevant graph detail. You may complete your work on paper or on a whiteboard and upload a clear picture of it to the canvas.

A person's field of study is often called that person's domain. If your domain is American history, what topics might you be interested in?

When is a person's height likely to show a greater rate of change, from 1 to 2 years of age or from 30 to 31 years of age? Explain.

When you look in the mirror, you see your reflection. How does the image in the mirror differ from the way other people see you? How is it the same?

The boundaries of a country determine the limit of the country's land.How does an inequality form a boundary on a number line? You may use the canvas to help illustrate your written response.

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
7s-s

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
3a+b+a

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
xy-y+x

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Match each expression on the left with its simplified version on the right.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
4+x=-52

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
12=2-k

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
3x=-72
Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
4-4t=12
Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
3(w-8)=36
Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
-10p=2(p-12)
Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Lesson 1-6)

Solve the absolute value inequality.
|x-3|<5

Graph the solution on the canvas. Include relevant graph detail.
You may complete your work on paper or on a whiteboard and upload a clear picture of it to the canvas.

A person's field of study is often called that person's domain.

If your domain is American history, what topics might you be interested in?

When you look in the mirror, you see your reflection.

How does the image in the mirror differ from the way other people see you? How is it the same?

The boundaries of a country determine the limit of the country's land.

How does an inequality form a boundary on a number line?
You may use the canvas to help illustrate your written response.

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
7s-s

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
3a+b+a

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Simplify by combining like terms.
xy-y+x

Simplifying Expressions (Lesson 1-3)

Match each expression on the left with its simplified version on the right.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
4+x=-52

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
12=2-k

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
3x=-72
Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
4-4t=12
Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
3(w-8)=36
Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Equations (Lesson 1-4)

Solve the equation.
-10p=2(p-12)
Enter only a number in the response field.

Solving Absolute Value Inequalities (Lesson 1-6)

Solve the absolute value inequality.
|x-3|<5

Graph the solution on the canvas. Include relevant graph detail.
You may complete your work on paper or on a whiteboard and upload a clear picture of it to the canvas.

A person's field of study is often called that person's domain.

If your domain is American history, what topics might you be interested in?

When you look in the mirror, you see your reflection.

How does the image in the mirror differ from the way other people see you? How is it the same?

The boundaries of a country determine the limit of the country's land.

How does an inequality form a boundary on a number line?
You may use the canvas to help illustrate your written response.