The procedure for dividing rational expressions is demonstrated.
Algebra includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division which are called operations. In an algebraic expression, these operations are completed in a certain order. The order of these operations is discussed in this clip.
This clip reiterates that proportion is the key idea in all work with percent. The clip notes that while there may be quicker ways to handle a percent problem, we can always get started with this type of problem by setting up a proportion because, "...
There is always more than one way to solve a system of equations with the elimination method. This example includes tips for deciding which term to eliminate.
Solving another system of equations using multiplication and the least common denominator to find the solution.
Two examples of algebraic expressions that demonstrate how a letter next to a number indicates multiplication; 2Y and 2Y 5.
Two different ways of using multiplication in a system of equations to eliminate a variable are demonstrated.
A practical problem demonstrating multiplication of a binomial by a monomial.
The procedure for simplifying radicals by beginning with multiplication is demonstrated.
Using parentheses to clarify an expression. Evaluating expressions containing parentheses within parentheses.