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This deck focuses on Deconstructing Complicated Expressions, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for Algebra.
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What is the coefficient of the entity (x−3) in 7(x−3)?
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7. The coefficient is the number multiplying the grouped expression.
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Answer: 7. The coefficient is the number multiplying the grouped expression.
Answer: (2x−1). This binomial multiplies itself to form the square.
Answer: (k+3). The binomial is squared and then subtracted from 7.
Answer: (7)n. This constant base raised to power n is independent of x.
Answer: 3. This constant multiplies the entire exponential expression.
Answer: (x−8). The binomial forms the base that gets squared in the expression.
Answer: (5y+3). Any expression to the zero power equals 1.
Answer: u=x2−1. Substitution treats the squared expression as a single variable.
Answer: 25. This fraction multiplies the entire expression (x2+3)7.
Answer: (3p−1). This binomial is the base being raised to the second power.
Answer: 3(x+1). The coefficient 3 multiplies the binomial as a single unit.
Answer: u=(x+1)2+3. The entire squared trinomial can be treated as one variable.
Answer: (a+b)(a+b)(a+b). The exponent indicates how many times (a+b) multiplies itself.
Answer: Product of k and the entity (2x+9). The constant k scales the binomial expression as one unit.
Answer: (x+3). The perfect square trinomial factors as (x+3)2.
Answer: 9. The constant factor multiplies the entire expression (x+1)2.
Answer: (3z+1). This trinomial appears in both terms and can be factored out.
Answer: (3p−1). This binomial is the base being raised to the second power.
Answer: (1.2)n. This exponential expression represents compound growth over n periods.
Answer: (x−1). The binomial is cubed by multiplying itself three times.
Answer: 3. This constant multiplies the entire exponential expression.
Answer: −11. This negative coefficient multiplies the entire fifth power expression.
Answer: (x2+1). This trinomial appears twice, forming a perfect square difference.
Answer: (4y−9). The binomial serves as the base for the cubic expression.
Answer: 12. This number is the coefficient multiplying the binomial entity.
Answer: u=3x−2. Both terms share this common binomial factor.
Answer: (x2+4x+1). The trinomial in parentheses is treated as a single multiplicand.
Answer: Initial amount A times growth factor (1+r)n. The principal multiplied by the compound growth factor over time.
Answer: u=3x−2. Both terms share this common binomial factor.
Answer: 47. This fraction is the coefficient multiplying the binomial entity.
Answer: −0.25. This negative decimal multiplies the entire sixth power expression.
Answer: ig(rac{x}{2}+5ig). This fraction expression forms the base of the square.
Answer: (2x+5). The binomial forms the base of the squared term being subtracted.
Answer: −4. The negative coefficient multiplies the entire entity (m+2)3.
Answer: (2x−1). This binomial multiplies itself to form the square.
Answer: ig(1-rac{2}{x}ig). This complex fraction expression forms the base of the fourth power.
Answer: (x2+2x+1). The trinomial forms the base being raised to the fourth power.
Answer: (x+4). The binomial serves as the base for the cubic power.
Answer: (2y+7). This binomial appears twice as a factor in the multiplication.
Answer: (2x−5). The expression inside the parentheses forms the base of the power.
Answer: View (B+C) as one unit, like a single variable. By grouping terms in parentheses, we can treat complex expressions as simple units.
Answer: (q−6). The binomial is the base being multiplied by the coefficient.
Answer: 25. This fraction multiplies the entire expression (x2+3)7.
Answer: 0.6. This decimal coefficient scales the entire binomial expression.
Answer: (w+1). This entity appears twice, making it (w+1)2.
Answer: (7)n. This constant base raised to power n is independent of x.
Answer: ig(2-rac{x}{3}ig). This expression with a fraction forms the base being squared.
Answer: None; both t2 and (4−3t)5 depend on t. Every factor contains the variable t, so no factor is independent.
Answer: (t+7). This binomial appears in both terms and can be factored out.
Answer: (1+r)n. This is the growth/decay factor that remains constant for any value of P.
Answer: ig(1+rac{r}{12}ig)^{12t}. This compound interest factor is independent of the principal P.
Answer: (0.8)t. This exponential represents decay since the base is less than 1.
Answer: (p−4). This binomial appears in all three terms of the perfect square trinomial.
Answer: None; both factors depend on x. Both exponential expressions contain x, making them dependent.
Answer: (x−6). The substitution u=(x−6) creates the quadratic in u.