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Evaluating Algebraic Expressions.  Read the instructions below to complete this discussion, and review the example of how to complete the math required for the assignment.

a.      Write your birth date or the birth date of someone in your family as mm/dd/yy.  (Example January 3, 1985 is written as 1/3/85, and October 12, 1962 is written as 10/12/62)

                                                    i.     Now let a =  the one- or tow digit month number

                                                   ii.     b = the negative of the one-or two digit day number

                                                  iii.     c = the two digit year number.

1.      (From the example: a = 1, b = -3, c = 85 or a = 10, b = -12, c = 62)

 

b.      Use the following algebraic expressions for parts c – d of the discussion.  Examples using 1/3/85 are highlighted in red.

                                                    i.     a3 – b3  = 13 – (-3)3 = 28

                                                   ii.     (a - b)(a2 + ab +b2) = (1 – (-3))(12 + 1(-3) +(-3)2) = (4)(1 – 3 + 9) = 28

       iii.   

c.      Evaluate the three given expressions using the a, b, and c from your birth date.  Make sure that b is negative when you plug in the values

d.      After you have your math worked out on scratch paper, post your results as well as a description of the steps you took to evaluate the expressions.

e.      Incorporate the following five math vocabulary words at least once into your discussion.  Use bold font to emphasize the words in your writing (Do not write the definitions for the words; use them appropriately in sentences describing your math work)

                                                    i.     Exponent

                                                  ii.     Integer

                                                 iii.     Variable

                                                 iv.     Lowest terms

                                                   v.     Divisor