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    Expanding Using Algebra Tiles

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    This document discusses using algebra tiles to represent expressions and expand them. It provides examples of using rectangles to illustrate expressions like 2(3x+1), 3×(x+4), x(2x+1), and x(3x+2) and explains how the tiles can be used to determine the area and expand the expressions. Expanding means removing brackets by finding the area (length x width) of the rectangle formed by the tiles.

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    This document discusses using algebra tiles to represent expressions and expand them. It provides examples of using rectangles to illustrate expressions like 2(3x+1), 3×(x+4), x(2x+1), and x(3x+2) and explains how the tiles can be used to determine the area and expand the expressions. Expanding means removing brackets by finding the area (length x width) of the rectangle formed by the tiles.

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    This document discusses using algebra tiles to represent expressions and expand them. It provides examples of using rectangles to illustrate expressions like 2(3x+1), 3×(x+4), x(2x+1), and x(3x+2) and explains how the tiles can be used to determine the area and expand the expressions. Expanding means removing brackets by finding the area (length x width) of the rectangle formed by the tiles.

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    Expanding Using Algebra Tiles

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    This document discusses using algebra tiles to represent expressions and expand them. It provides examples of using rectangles to illustrate expressions like 2(3x+1), 3×(x+4), x(2x+1), and x(3x+2) and explains how the tiles can be used to determine the area and expand the expressions. Expanding means removing brackets by finding the area (length x width) of the rectangle formed by the tiles.

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    Expanding Using

    Algebra Tiles
    What is the geometry question
    that has this answer ?

    2 x 3 = 6

    What is the area of the


    rectangle shown?

    length x width = area


    Connecting Integer Concepts to Algebra Tiles
    Illustrate 2(3x + 1).

    Think length x width = area


    of a rectangle.

    2
    3x+1

    2(3x + 1) = 6x + 2
    Illustrate
    3 × (x + 4 )

    x+4

    3 × (x + 4 ) = 3 x + 12
    Expansion is the process of
    removing brackets.

    We can think of the instruction


    ‘expand’ as meaning to
    determine the area, given length
    x width of a rectangle.
    Expand x(2x + 1)

    x x2 x2 x

    2x + 1

    x(2x + 1) = 2x2 + x
    Expand x(3x + 2)

    x x2 x2 x2 x x

    3x +2

    x(3x + 2)=3x2+2x

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