Multiplying Linear Expressions Answers

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Arianna correctly simplified an expression. When she substituted into the simplified expression, the value was –4. Which could be Arianna’s original expression?

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One-sixth (negative 3 x minus 24)
Option A
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One-sixth (negative 5 x minus 8)
Option B
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One-sixth (negative 10 x minus 4)
Option C
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One-sixth (negative 12 x minus 16)
Option D
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Pablo is simplifying the expression below.He used the steps below to simplify the expression.Which statement is true about the steps that Pablo used to simplify the expression?

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He combined like terms inside the parentheses, distributed over , and then combined the remaining like terms.
Option A
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He combined like terms inside the parentheses, distributed over , and then combined the remaining like terms.
Option B
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He distributed over , distributed 1 over , and then combined like terms.
Option C
D
He distributed over , distributed –1 over , and then combined like terms.
Option D
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Jaleel and Lisa are simplifying the expression as shown.Jaleel’s MethodLisa’s MethodWhose method is correct and why?

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Lisa’s method is correct because equals .
Option A
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Lisa’s method is correct because equals .
Option B
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Jaleel is correct because equals .
Option C
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Jaleel is correct because equals .
Option D
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What is the simplified expression for the expression below?

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–2x + 3
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–2x – 3
C
–2x – 8
D
–2x + 8
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Jade wants to verify that the expression 5(3x – 6) is equivalent to 15x – 30. She substitutes 2 into each expression and evaluates each one. How will she know if 5(3x – 6) is equivalent to 15x – 30?

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They are equivalent if the two values are the same.
B
They are equivalent if the value for 5(3x + 6) is greater.
C
They are equivalent if the value for 15x + 30 is greater.
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They are equivalent if one value is negative and the other value is positive.
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Which expression is equivalent to 6(x – 4)?

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–6x + 4
B
6x – 4
C
6x – 24
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–6x + 24
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Darren and Quincy wanted to justify that the expression is equivalent to . Their justifications are shown below.Darren’s Method: Substitute 2 into both expressionsQuincy’s Method: Substitute 6 into both expressionsWhich explains who is correct?

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Only Darren is correct because he substituted x = 2 into the expressions.
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Only Quincy is correct because he substituted a number that is the same as the denominator of one of the fractions.
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Both are correct because after substituting the same value into both expressions, the result is the same.
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Both are correct because they substituted different values into each expression.

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