SHARDEIN SCHOOL
Class – 7
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
VARIABLE AND CONSTANT
 A variable is a letter or symbol that can take
different values.
 For Example:-In 2x+3 , x is a variable (it can
be 1, 2, 5, 10, …).
 A constant is a fixed number whose value
never changes.
 Example: In , numbers 2 and 3 are constants.
 Like your name or date of birth – it stays the
same.
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
 An algebraic expression is a combination
of constants, variables, and
mathematical operations like (+, −, ×,
÷).
 It does not have an equal sign (=).
 For Ex:- 3x+5 ,2a-b
TERMS

 A term is a single part of an algebraic
expression.
 It may be a number, a variable, or both
multiplied together.
 Example: In , the terms are 3x, 5y, and -7.
 COEFFICIENT
 A coefficient is the number that multiplies a
variable.
 Example: In , the coefficient of is 7.
 In , the coefficient is -4.
VIDEO
MULTIPLICATION
By monomial:
By Binomial:
BINOMIAL TO BINOMIAL
PRODUCT BY COLUMN METHOD
VIDEO
FIND THE VALUE OF PRODUCT BY
SUBSTITUTING THE VALUES OF VARIABLES
1. find the product of
s(s^2 - st) and find its value for s=2 and t=3
SOLUTION:-
you simply need to multiply the terms together:
s(s^2 - st) = s^3 - s^2t
Now, substituting ( s = 2 ) and ( t = 3 )
[ (2)^3 - (2)^2(3) = 8 - 4(3) = 8 - 12 = -4 ]
So, the value of ( s(s^2 - st) ) when ( s = 2 ) and ( t = 3 ) is
( -4 ).
WORKSHEET
1. Simplify the following expressions
a) ( 5(x + 2) - 2(3x - 4) )
b) ( 2(4a - 3b) - 3(2a + 5b) )
c) ( 3(2x - y) + 4(x - 3y) )
2. Find the product of the following expressions:
a) (x+2)(x−3)
b) (2a+5b)(3a−4b)
c) (3x−4y)(2x+3y)
3. Simplify the following expressions:
a) ( 3x + 2y - x + 5y )
b) ( 4a - 2b + 3a + 6b )
c) ( 2x - 5y + 7x - 3y )
CORE CONCEPTS
- VARIABLES AND CONSTANTS: VARIABLES THAT REPRESENT
UNKNOWN QUANTITIES, WHILE CONSTANTS ARE FIXED VALUES.
- EXPRESSIONS : FORMED BY COMBINING VARIABLES AND
CONSTANTS USING +,-,X AND ÷
- TERMS: INDIVIDUAL PARTS OF AN EXPRESSION SEPARATED BY
ADDITION OR SUBTRACTION SIGNS.
- ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION OF EXPRESSIONS: TO ADD OR
SUBTRACT EXPRESSIONS, COMBINE LIKE TERMS AND SIMPLIFY. PAY
ATTENTION TO SIGNS WHEN ADDING OR SUBTRACTING TERMS.
- MULTIPLICATION OF EXPRESSIONS: INVOLVES DISTRIBUTING EACH
TERM IN ONE EXPRESSION BY EVERY TERM IN THE OTHER
EXPRESSION AND THEN COMBINING LIKE TERMS.
variable and constant ppt of mathematics

variable and constant ppt of mathematics

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    SHARDEIN SCHOOL Class –7 ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
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    VARIABLE AND CONSTANT A variable is a letter or symbol that can take different values.  For Example:-In 2x+3 , x is a variable (it can be 1, 2, 5, 10, …).  A constant is a fixed number whose value never changes.  Example: In , numbers 2 and 3 are constants.  Like your name or date of birth – it stays the same.
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    ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION  Analgebraic expression is a combination of constants, variables, and mathematical operations like (+, −, ×, ÷).  It does not have an equal sign (=).  For Ex:- 3x+5 ,2a-b
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    TERMS   A termis a single part of an algebraic expression.  It may be a number, a variable, or both multiplied together.  Example: In , the terms are 3x, 5y, and -7.  COEFFICIENT  A coefficient is the number that multiplies a variable.  Example: In , the coefficient of is 7.  In , the coefficient is -4.
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    FIND THE VALUEOF PRODUCT BY SUBSTITUTING THE VALUES OF VARIABLES 1. find the product of s(s^2 - st) and find its value for s=2 and t=3 SOLUTION:- you simply need to multiply the terms together: s(s^2 - st) = s^3 - s^2t Now, substituting ( s = 2 ) and ( t = 3 ) [ (2)^3 - (2)^2(3) = 8 - 4(3) = 8 - 12 = -4 ] So, the value of ( s(s^2 - st) ) when ( s = 2 ) and ( t = 3 ) is ( -4 ).
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    WORKSHEET 1. Simplify thefollowing expressions a) ( 5(x + 2) - 2(3x - 4) ) b) ( 2(4a - 3b) - 3(2a + 5b) ) c) ( 3(2x - y) + 4(x - 3y) ) 2. Find the product of the following expressions: a) (x+2)(x−3) b) (2a+5b)(3a−4b) c) (3x−4y)(2x+3y) 3. Simplify the following expressions: a) ( 3x + 2y - x + 5y ) b) ( 4a - 2b + 3a + 6b ) c) ( 2x - 5y + 7x - 3y )
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    CORE CONCEPTS - VARIABLESAND CONSTANTS: VARIABLES THAT REPRESENT UNKNOWN QUANTITIES, WHILE CONSTANTS ARE FIXED VALUES. - EXPRESSIONS : FORMED BY COMBINING VARIABLES AND CONSTANTS USING +,-,X AND ÷ - TERMS: INDIVIDUAL PARTS OF AN EXPRESSION SEPARATED BY ADDITION OR SUBTRACTION SIGNS. - ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION OF EXPRESSIONS: TO ADD OR SUBTRACT EXPRESSIONS, COMBINE LIKE TERMS AND SIMPLIFY. PAY ATTENTION TO SIGNS WHEN ADDING OR SUBTRACTING TERMS. - MULTIPLICATION OF EXPRESSIONS: INVOLVES DISTRIBUTING EACH TERM IN ONE EXPRESSION BY EVERY TERM IN THE OTHER EXPRESSION AND THEN COMBINING LIKE TERMS.