Distributive Property of Multiplication over Addition/Subtraction
You need to practice this property because you will use it over and over. Ask NJM.
Homework:
Lesson 2-1, Covering the Ideas and Review. You should be able to knock off #17 in under three minutes. Comment on this!
7 comments:
I don't know about #17 because I'm not there yet. I asked for help in my comment on the other post but maybe this will be read by more classmates. #3 is hard for me because I know how to get the answer my way but I have no clue how to get the answer with the Disributive Property. HELP!!!
P.S.~ In class tomorrow could we have quick go over of the Distributive Property with word problems???
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Hey Mrs.Burke I was just wondering if you could post the HW on the blog. Actually, if you are there after school today I'm coming back for the Greece and Rome meeting so I could talk with you. Don't worry about this post being in the middle of the school day, I'm in Spanish class and the teacher said that because I didn't speak Spanish I could do anything on my shadow's laptop. I'm having a great time here and I hope I didn't miss to many explainations in class today. Do you remeber Lindy? I saw her today.
See you soon,
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I am having trouble in 2-2 with factoring. If anybody has any answers, please help me! If not, can we go over it it class on monday?
I now understand factoring, but I cannot answer 16 in lesson 2-2. Can anybody help?
#17 took me about two-three minutes to finish. The distributive property is getting much easier thanks to your teaching Mrs. Burke.
P.S.~ I left early on Friday so I couldn't finish the second part of the test. Would it be ok if I finish it during Lunch?
Hi Mrs. Burke!!!
Guess what? I'm visiting Woods tomorrow morning because tomorrow's a blue day at Holy Cross (meaning school starts at 8:50).
If you have time, don't forget the cookies!! :) :)
See you tomorrow!!!!!
~wiesej
Dear O'Reilly,
I actually don't have my book with me so I will have to try my best to help you. I think this is the question where it is like "factor 5 out of 15x...40y...." , something like that. So, you divide the coefficient by the number you are factoring out. Ex. 15/5 and 40/5. Then, just replace the original number (15x and 40y) with the new answers (3x and 8y).
I hope i helped!
♥gabs16
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