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Algebric Expression and Applications V1

The document outlines a unit on Algebraic Expressions and Applications, focusing on simplifying expressions, factoring, and solving linear equations. It includes learning objectives, a flexible 2-3 week duration, and a detailed daily lesson breakdown for two weeks, with optional topics for a third week. Key activities involve real-world problem formulation and assessments to evaluate student understanding.
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Algebric Expression and Applications V1

The document outlines a unit on Algebraic Expressions and Applications, focusing on simplifying expressions, factoring, and solving linear equations. It includes learning objectives, a flexible 2-3 week duration, and a detailed daily lesson breakdown for two weeks, with optional topics for a third week. Key activities involve real-world problem formulation and assessments to evaluate student understanding.
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Unit Topic: Algebraic Expressions and Applications

Learning Objectives:

Students will be able to simplify algebraic expressions by combining like terms.


Students will be able to factorize algebraic expressions.
Students will be able to solve linear equations in one variable.
Students will be able to formulate and solve real-world problems using algebraic
expressions and equations.
Unit Duration:

This is flexible and depends on the depth you want to cover the topics and the pace
of your class. You can allocate 2-3 weeks for this unit.

Daily Lesson Breakdown (Sample):

Week 1:

Day 1: Introduction to Algebraic Expressions:


Definition of algebraic expressions, variables, constants, coefficients.
Examples of algebraic expressions (monomials, binomials, trinomials).
Identifying like terms in expressions.
Day 2: Simplifying Algebraic Expressions:
Combining like terms (positive and negative coefficients).
Properties of addition and multiplication for simplifying expressions.
Practice problems on combining like terms.
Day 3: Applications of Combining Like Terms:
Formulating real-world word problems involving combining like terms.
Solving real-world problems using algebraic expressions.
Examples: Distance traveled (speed x time), total cost (price per unit x quantity +
fixed cost).
Day 4: Introduction to Factoring:**
Definition of factoring and its purpose.
Common factors and factoring by grouping.
Examples of factoring expressions.
Day 5: Practice with Factoring:
Various methods of factoring (reverse factoring, perfect squares).
Simplifying expressions using factoring.
Practice problems on factoring expressions.
Week 2:

Day 6: Linear Equations in One Variable:


Definition of linear equations and variables.
Writing algebraic expressions to represent real-world situations.
Examples of formulating linear equations from word problems.
Day 7: Solving Linear Equations:
Techniques for solving linear equations (adding/subtracting constants,
multiplying/dividing by coefficients).
Simplifying expressions and solving for the variable.
Practice problems on solving linear equations.
Day 8: Applications of Linear Equations:
Formulating and solving real-world problems using linear equations.
Examples: Work done (rate x time), profit (total revenue - total cost).
Distance, speed, and time problems.
Day 9: Review and Assessment:
Review key concepts covered in the unit (combining like terms, factoring, solving
equations).
Class discussion and quizzes to assess understanding.
Day 10: Unit Test:
Comprehensive assessment of students' learning on algebraic expressions and
applications.
Week 3 (Optional):

Day 11: (if time permits) Introduction to Polynomials:


Definition of polynomials, their degrees, and classification (monomials, binomials,
trinomials).
Adding and subtracting polynomials.
Day 12: (if time permits) Applications of Polynomials:
Formulating and solving real-world problems using polynomials (e.g., area and
perimeter problems).
Day 13-15: Revision and Practice:
Revisit challenging concepts throughout the unit.
Provide additional practice problems for reinforcement.

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