Escribir expresiones algebraicas
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Objective
Puedo escribir expresiones algebraicas que representen enunciados verbales y vice versa.
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Warm-up video
Susi Profe · 18:05
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
En lenguaje algebraico, una letra o un símbolo griego puede representar un número.
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La suma, la diferencia y el cociente son operaciones comunes que se traducen al lenguaje algebraico.
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El doble de un número se representa multiplicando el número por 2, y la mitad de un número se representa dividiendo el número por 2.
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Practice
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¿Cómo representarías 'un número aumentado en seis' en lenguaje algebraico?
Escribe una expresión algebraica para 'el producto de dos números diferentes'.
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“Escribe una expresión algebraica para 'el triple de un número aumentado en cinco'.”
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