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    What is algebra?

    Where is algebra used?


    1) Algebra is used in Maths when we do not
    know the exact number(s) in a calculation.

    2) In algebra we use letters to represent


    unknown values.

    3) In algebra we use symbols to represent


    unknown values.

    4) Algebra can be used in business when


    predicting sales, growth and profit.
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    Keywords/definitions

    An Expression Formed from letters, numbers, brackets and operation signs –


    5x + 7 no equals sign.

    An Equation A mathematical statement showing that 2 expressions are equal.


    Solving the equation means finding the value of x for which this
    5x + 7 = 22 occurs.

    A Formula An equation that links sets of physical variables. In this formula, if the
    P = 2l + 2w value of 2 variables are known, the third can be calculated.

    An Identity The left hand side will always equal the right hand side, no matter
    2l + 2w = 2(l + w) what numbers are substituted for the letters.
    Tuesday, 07 November 2023

    Algebra
    Learning Objectives:

    • Understand the vocabulary of expressions,


    equations, formulae and identities
    • Collect like terms, expand and simplify
    algebra expressions
    • Factorise algebra expressions
    Expand and Simplify
    • Can only add/subtract ‘like terms’

    • Remember x and x² are not like terms

    • Use the laws of indices to simplifying


    expressions involving sums, products and
    powers
    Collecting like terms
    Collecting like terms
    Simplifying expressions
    Simplifying expressions
    Expanding Brackets

    7(n +3)

    7(n + 3) = 7n +21
    Expanding Brackets

    7a(2b-3a)

    7a (2b-3a) = 14ab -21a²


    2(a+5)
    2(a+5)
    = 2a+10
    5(7a-3)
    5(7a-3)
    = 35a-15
    a(3a-1)
    a(3a-1)
    2
    = 3𝑎 -a
    4a(2a+7b)
    4a(2a+7b)
    2
    = 8𝑎 +28ab

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