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Substitute first, in parentheses, then follow the order of operations. Writing 5((9) − 10) instead of 5(9 − 10) looks fussy but prevents sign errors once negative values appear.
Make evaluating expressions worksheets where students substitute values into expressions like 5(x − 10) or 3x² − x. Choose one variable, two variables, or expressions with exponents.
Find the value of each expression.
Substitute first, in parentheses, then follow the order of operations. Writing 5((9) − 10) instead of 5(9 − 10) looks fussy but prevents sign errors once negative values appear.
Require parentheses around every substituted value for the first sheet, then drop the rule.
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