This clip summarizes the process of finding the sum of two or more whole numbers and, in so doing, revisits the use of expanded notation.
This clips explains that, when we add, we can arrange and group the addends in any order we like. The answer will always be the same.
This clip explains that there are 100 addition facts that should be learned so that they become as automatic as knowing that the letter "b" comes after the letter "a" in the alphabet.
This clip explains that the basic idea behind adding whole numbers is combining smaller groups--called addends--to form a larger one--known as the sum.
This clip introduces the measurement of temperature, explaining the terms Fahrenheit and Celsius in the process. The clip also explains how to convert from one to the other. "To convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit," the clip states, "
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This clip reviews the key points in the lesson on weight and temperature, including conversion between the U.S. Customary System and the Metric System, as well as conversion between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Two examples evaluating the effect of parentheses on algebraic expressions.
A practical problem is used to demonstrate the strategy of doing the addition and subtraction before doing the division when solving an equation.
Multiplying the contents of two sets of parentheses demonstrates how algebra provides the tools to break the most complicated problem into simple, sequential steps.
An example of an algebraic expression that uses three variables.