2TH §5.2 Removing double brackets

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Which exercises/theories should we discuss on the board?

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Today's program
Questions about the homework? §5.1 exercises S4, 4, 5 and 6
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Refresh: Removing single brackets
New theory: Removing double brackets

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Removing single brackets
In §5.1 you learned how to write a formula such as y = 2t(3t + 4) without brackets, by thinking of the formula as the area of a rectangle with a side of 2t and a side of 3t + 4.
You could also work this out with a multiplication table or by drawing arcs.
               Rectangle                             Multiplication table             Arcs

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  • Draw arcs to show what multiplication you're doing.
  • Work this out on a peace of paper and give it to your teacher
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Removing double brackets
In the same way, you can write formulas such as y = (2t + 3)(3t + 4) without brackets. Think of a rectangle with a side of 2t + 3 and a side of 3t + 4.

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Removing double brackets
What should be written in the 
blue rectangle?




                                                                                                   I don't know
5t
6t
5t2
6t2

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What should be written in the 
green rectangle?




                                                                                                   I don't know
6t
9t
6t2
9t2

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Removing double brackets
The area is 


So 
can be written without brackets as

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Removing double brackets

When removing brackets from formulas with negative numbers, you can use a multiplication table. Example: y = (2n - 7)(n + 1)
Put the 2n and -7 in the left column and n and 1 in the top row.

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Removing double brackets

When removing brackets from formulas with negative numbers, you can use a multiplication table. Example: y = (2n - 7)(n + 1)
Put the 2n and -7 in the left column and n and 1 in the top row.
                           Fill in the table.

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Removing double brackets

When removing brackets from formulas with negative numbers, you can use a multiplication table. Example: y = (2n - 7)(n + 1)
Put the 2n and -7 in the left column and n and 1 in the top row.
                           Fill in the table.      Write the formula as short                                                                                 as possible.

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Removing double brackets
You can draw arcs to show what multiplications you are doing. This is sometimes called the "parrot beak" method (do you see the shape?). 
Example:

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Which method should I use?
When being asked to write a formula without brackets, you can choose which method you use (rectangle, multiplication table, arcs, or something else). 
You do not have to show how you removed the brackets, but a rectangle/table or steps will show you know how to remove brackets, even if you make small mistakes.

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HW Tuesday
 §5.2 Do exercises 9, 11, 12 and 13b
Don't forget to check and correct your answers with the Solutions book
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