Evaluating Expressions with Grouping Symbols
I can evaluate expressions with grouping symbols.
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Translate words into numerical expressions, respect grouping symbols, and compare related patterns. Students should explain what each part of an expression represents before evaluating it. Introductory variable activities connect an unknown quantity to an equation without treating a letter as an operation.
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Clear filtersI can evaluate expressions with grouping symbols.
I can write and interpret numerical expressions.
I can generate number patterns and ordered pairs.
I can compare two patterns and explain their relationship.
I can use variables to represent unknown numbers.
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Try the questions independently first. Then compare the steps, explain a correction, and check the result with a model or another method.
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