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McGraw Hill Glencoe Algebra 1, 2012

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2. Order of Operations

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Exercise 70 Page 15

Try to break the expression down into terms, then break those terms into factors.

Example Solution: k cubed plus 13

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Our approach to representing the given algebraic expression verbally will be to break it down into terms, factors, and operations. k^3 + 13

In this expression, one term is being added to another term. Let's break it down into more digestible pieces.

Algebraic Term	Verbal Translation
k^3	k cubed
+	plus
13	13

Now that we have translated each of the pieces, let's bring it all together. k^3 + 13 k cubed plus 13. Please note that it is often possible to express the same algebraic operations in multiple ways, so our translation is only one of many possible correct translations.

Subchapter links

Check Your Understanding p.12

Practice and Problem Solving p.13-14

H.O.T. Problems p.14

Standardized Test Practice p.15

Spiral Review p.15

Skills Review p.15