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    Evaluating Expressions (A) : C C (C 6) A 2 (A 7) 6 C (C 5)

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    1) The expressions evaluate to their substituted values. For example, c-c equals 0 when c=6. 2) Expressions involving multiplication or division are simplified using the substitution values. For example, 6y equals 54 when y=9. 3) Expressions that subtract or add the same variable equal 0, such as c-c when c=7.

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    1) The expressions evaluate to their substituted values. For example, c-c equals 0 when c=6. 2) Expressions involving multiplication or division are simplified using the substitution values. For example, 6y equals 54 when y=9. 3) Expressions that subtract or add the same variable equal 0, such as c-c when c=7.

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    1) The expressions evaluate to their substituted values. For example, c-c equals 0 when c=6. 2) Expressions involving multiplication or division are simplified using the substitution values. For example, 6y equals 54 when y=9. 3) Expressions that subtract or add the same variable equal 0, such as c-c when c=7.

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    Evaluating Expressions (A)

    Evaluate each expression using the value given.


    1. c−c 6. a−2 11. 6−c
    (c = 6) (a = 7) (c = 5)

    2. 6y 7. 8z 12. c−c
    (y = 9) (z = 6) (c = 7)

    3. c·c 8. 2v 13. 8÷u


    (c = 4) (v = 7) (u = 2)

    4. 9÷a 9. 5u 14. b+5


    (a = 2) (u = 4) (b = 2)

    5. v·v 10. 5b 15. b−b


    (v = 2) (b = 3) (b = 2)

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    Evaluating Expressions (A) Answers
    Evaluate each expression using the value given.
    1. c−c 6. a−2 11. 6−c
    (c = 6) (a = 7) (c = 5)
    =0 =5 =1

    2. 6y 7. 8z 12. c−c
    (y = 9) (z = 6) (c = 7)
    = 54 = 48 =0

    3. c·c 8. 2v 13. 8÷u


    (c = 4) (v = 7) (u = 2)
    = 16 = 14 =4

    4. 9÷a 9. 5u 14. b+5


    (a = 2) (u = 4) (b = 2)
    = 92 = 20 =7

    5. v·v 10. 5b 15. b−b


    (v = 2) (b = 3) (b = 2)
    =4 = 15 =0

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