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 \nCopyright ⑥by McDougal Littell, a division of Houghton Miflin Company.  \n# 1.2Study GuideFor use with pages 10-17\n\nEvaluate and simplify expressions involving real numbers.  \nVocabulary  \nAn expression formed by repeated multiplication of the same factor iscalled a power.  \nA variable is a letter that is used to represent one or more numbers.  \nIn an expression that can be written as a sum,the parts added togetherare called the terms.  \nWhen a term is a product of a number and a power of a variable,thenumber is called the coefficient of the power.  \nA statement that equates two equivalent expressions is called anidentity.  \nEXAMPLE1 Evaluate powers                     \na.-3²b.(-3)²Solution  \na.一(3·3)=-9b.(-3)(-3)=9  \nOrder of Operations  \nFirst,do operations that occur within grouping symbols.Next,evaluate powers.  \nThen,do multiplications and divisions from left to right.Finally,do additions and subtractions from left to right.  \nEXAMPLE2  \nEvaluate 3x²+4x-5 when x=-2.  \nSolution  \n3x²+4x-5=3(-2)²+4(-2)-5  \n=3(4)+4(-2)-5  \n=12-8-5  \n三-1  \nExercises for Examples 1 and 2  \n1.Evaluate -x²+3x when x=2.  \n3.Evaluate 6-b²when b=5.  \nCopyright ⑤by McDougal Littell,a division of Houghton Mifin Cmpany  \n2.Evaluate 2x²-x+1 whenx=-1.  \n4.Evaluate 3d²+4d when d=-2.  \nEvaluate an algebraic expression            \nSubstitute -2 for x.  \nEvaluate power.  \nMultiply.  \nSubtract.  \nLESS","cbCaieLZvZ0W1uSz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieLZvZ0W1uSz","pdf",1630780,15,"English","# Lesson 1.1 Study Guide\n## Exercises 1-11\n# Lesson 1.2 Study Guide\n## Exercises for Examples 1 and 2\n# Lesson 1.3 Study Guide\n## Exercises for Example 3\n# Lesson 1.4 Study Guide\n## Exercises for Example 4\n# Lesson 1.5 Study Guide\n# Lesson 1.6 Study Guide\n# Lesson 1.7 Study Guide","[{\"question\":\"What are the general instructions for the Algebra 2 Honors summer assignment?\",\"answer\":\"Study each lesson’s vocabulary and examples, then complete the exercises on separate loose-leaf paper. 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