Simplifying and Evaluating Expressions

The process of simplifying expressions typically involves breaking them down to their simplest form, usually by merging similar terms or implementing mathematical operations. On the other hand, evaluating expressions requires the substitution of variables with specified values and carrying out the operations to yield a singular numerical output. Both of these skills are fundamental in the field of algebra.

Simplifying

Find the average of the two indicated real numbers. 29 and 2

Multiplication

Question 9 1 Solve the following problem. 6.2×106×5.5×106= ALL answers should be entered in scientific notation using a capital X for the sign and the to show the exponent the correct format is 9.52×104 MacBook Pro

Polynomial Addition

Simplify the following polynomial expression: (3x24x+7)+(2x2+5x3)

Polynomial Subtraction

Subtract the polynomial 3x22x+5 from the polynomial 4x2+x1.

Polynomial Multiplication

Multiply and simplify the following polynomials: (3x22x+1)(x2+x2)

Polynomial Division

Divide the polynomial 3x35x2+6x4 by x2

Simplifying Expressions

(3632)12=

Evaluate the Expression Using the Given Values

A=p(1+rn)nt when p=200,r=0.04,n=1,t=3

Multiplying Polynomials Using FOIL

Multiply the following polynomials using the FOIL method: (x3)(2x+5)

Identifying Degree

What is the degree of the polynomial 4x3+2x25x+7?

Operations on Polynomials

Simplify the polynomial expression 2x35x2+4x3)+(3x3+2x2x+5)

Negative Exponents

(535)2(22)

Evaluating Radicals

Simplify. (27)23