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McGraw Hill Glencoe Algebra 1, 2012

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1. Variables and Expressions

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Exercise 6 Page 7

What operation does more than represent?

$7 + 11 x$

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The key phrase is ... more than ... This indicates that we should add two things.

\dots + \dots

The two terms that we are adding together are

7

and

11

times a number. Because of the phrase

7

more than, we should put

7

on the right-hand side of the addition.

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Check Your Understanding p.7

H.O.T. Problems p.8

Standardized Test Practice p.9

Spiral Review p.9

Skills Review p.9