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LESSON SUMMARY CXC CSEC MATHEMATICS UNIT Five: Algebra Lesson 7 Manipulating Algebraic Expressions, Equations and Inequalities Textbook: Mathematics, A Complete Course by Raymond Toolsie, Volume 1 (Some helpful exercises and page numbers are given throughout the lesson, eg Ex 6b page 232) INTRODUCTION The ability to manipulate algebraic expressions and equations is a very important skill in Mathematics Many real life problems can be solved using algebra The basic ideas in simplifying algebraic expressions and solving equations and inequalities will be developed in this lesson OBJECTIVES At the end of this lesson you will be able to: a) perform the four basic operations with algebraic expressions b) substitute numbers for algebraic symbols c) use symbols to represent binary operations and perform simple computations with them d) simplify algebraic expressions e) solve linear equations in one unknown f) solve a simple linear inequality in one unknown g) use linear equation to solve word problems 1 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

51 Definition of a variable Letters or symbols used in mathematical expressions to stand for different numbers are called variables If the value of a letter or symbol does not change it is called a constant Example: Identify the variables and constants in the following expression: The formula for circumference of a circle is given by the variables are and since these value can change in the expression The constants are and since these values are fixed 52 Evaluating algebraic expressions This involves substituting numbers for the variables in the expression In doing so a numerical expression is obtained Example: If, and, calculate the value of each of the following algebraic expression: ACTIVITY 1 Given that and determine the value of the algebraic expression (Ex 6b page 232): 2 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

53 Simplifying algebraic expressions Remember only like terms can be added or subtracted You may group them to perform these operations Example: Simplify the following algebraic expressions: (Ex 6c page 234) You can multiply or divide unlike terms Remember that commutative and distributive laws hold for algebraic terms also (Revise these laws now if you are unsure of them) Simplify the following algebraic expressions: (Ex 6e page239) The gave a Simplifying algebraic expressions with symbols that represent binary operations 3 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

A binary operation combines two numbers to form a third number These may include operations other than the four basic operations Example: An operation is defined by Calculate the exact value of (Ex 6f page 242) The operation requires that you multiply the first number by 3 and subtract the second number Therefore Simplifying Algebraic Fractions Addition and subtraction of Algebraic Fractions Example: Simplify the following (Ex 6k page250): Find the L C M as usual: 3 3 1 1 1 4 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

The LCM of and is therefore Try to do the working for Multiplication and Division of Algebraic Fractions Simplify the following (Ex 6l page 251) When you divide by a fraction invert and multiply ACTIVITY 2 5 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

1 Simplify the following algebraic expressions: i) ii) 2 An operation is defined by State the exact value of 54 Solving simple equations in one variable To solve an equation for an unknown variable you have to transpose the equation for the variable Use the reverse of the operations involved to transpose Examples: Solve each of the following equation ( Ex 6m page 255): 1 2 6 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

Square both sides of the equation It is important to be able to translate word problems into algebraic symbols Look at the following example Example: Kelly had 12 dollars and spent dollars Ami had 6 dollars and collected dollars The two girls then had the same amount of money Form an equation and solve it to determine the value of (Ex 6p page39) Kelly has Ami has dollars dollars They both have the same amount of money therefore: Add to both sides of the equation 7 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

Subtract from both sides of the equation Divide both sides by 2 Or ACTIVITY 3 1 Solve the following equation: 2 The length of a rectangle is 5 cm more than its width If its perimeter is 58 cm, calculate its dimensions 55 Solving simple inequalities and inequations in one variable The steps in solving inequations are similar to solving equations Just remember to flip the inequation sign when you multiply or divide by a negative number Example: Solve the following inequation state the solution set and represent it on a graph (Ex 6n page 261) 8 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

Minus 2 from both sides Minus from both sides Divide both sides by remember to flip the sign Solution set: Solution on a graph locate the line line (shaded region): The solution is the region to the right of this 3 A solid line was used because is part of the solution If it was not part of the solution a dashed line would have been used Some word problems can be expressed as inequations and solved 9 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7

Example: The area of a rectangle must not be more than If the length of the length of the rectangle is, calculate the greatest possible value of its width (Ex 6q page 271) The area of a rectangle is given by: therefore, The greatest possible value of the width is ACTIVITY 4 1 Solve the following inequations: 2 The area of a triangle must not be more than If the length of the base of the triangle is calculate the greatest possible value of its altitude 10 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7 ASSESSMENT

(Past CXC Questions) 1 (a) Simplify (i) (ii) (b) Solve the following equation (c) Calculate the range of values of when CONCLUSION In this lesson we looked at simplifying algebraic expressions and solving equations and inequalities In lesson eight we will look at Factorization This is also very important in simplifying expressions and will assist in solving equations 11 NOSTT CXC CSEC Mathematics Lesson Summary: Unit 5: Lesson 7