Aaron's Big Book of Algebra
Integer Poetry
Adding Integers (Haiku)
Adding Integers
positives and negatives
combining numbers
Subtracting Integers (Free Verse)
This operation does not exist
all you actually do is add the opposite
subtracting integers maybe boring
just make sure you don't get caught snoring
Partitive Division (Picture - goes into)
Partitive Division is very easy as long as you have a deck of cards it's cool, it's a breeze, just share the cards fairly
Quotative Division (Haiku)
it is hard to do
it depends on the question
just need time to think
Rule for multiplying
Multiplying integers can be hard
just remember Mel's rock pile
even amount of integers
can get you an even number
but having an odd amount
leads to a negative number
Chapter 2: Combining like Terms and Distributive Property
Student:Dang man! Why am i here?
Teacher:You're here because you're failing math!
Student:What! How am I failing math?
Teacher:There were two questions on the test that was worth a lot of marks. They were n+3-5n+12. The other one is 2+4(3n+8). The answer to the first question is -4n+15. The answer to the second question is 12n+34.
Student:Well, I thought i answered those questions right.
Teacher:I think you should take time on answering these kinds of questions because they can be a bit tricky.
Student:But, i know answered them right.
Teacher:Well, to have answered them right you should've circled the terms first, rewrite the question next, and then answer the question.
Student:Oh!
Teacher:You should've really double checked your answers. You also forgot to show your work and maybe that's where you made your mistake.
Student:Well i know how to do it in my head.
Teacher:It's a good thing to know how to answer it in your head but you could still show your work on the sheet so the teachers know how you got your answer.
Student:Is this all you need me here for.
Teacher:Yeah, that's all. You can go now.
Student:Well just to tell you, after what you told me, i think i should study more.
Teacher:Well, good for you. Have a nice weekend.
Student:See ya, i have a whole weekend ahead of me.
Chapter 3: One Step Equations
Adding Integers (Haiku)
Adding Integers
positives and negatives
combining numbers
Subtracting Integers (Free Verse)
This operation does not exist
all you actually do is add the opposite
subtracting integers maybe boring
just make sure you don't get caught snoring
Partitive Division (Picture - goes into)
Partitive Division is very easy as long as you have a deck of cards it's cool, it's a breeze, just share the cards fairly
Quotative Division (Haiku)
it is hard to do
it depends on the question
just need time to think
Rule for multiplying
Multiplying integers can be hard
just remember Mel's rock pile
even amount of integers
can get you an even number
but having an odd amount
leads to a negative number
Chapter 2: Combining like Terms and Distributive Property
Student:Dang man! Why am i here?
Teacher:You're here because you're failing math!
Student:What! How am I failing math?
Teacher:There were two questions on the test that was worth a lot of marks. They were n+3-5n+12. The other one is 2+4(3n+8). The answer to the first question is -4n+15. The answer to the second question is 12n+34.
Student:Well, I thought i answered those questions right.
Teacher:I think you should take time on answering these kinds of questions because they can be a bit tricky.
Student:But, i know answered them right.
Teacher:Well, to have answered them right you should've circled the terms first, rewrite the question next, and then answer the question.
Student:Oh!
Teacher:You should've really double checked your answers. You also forgot to show your work and maybe that's where you made your mistake.
Student:Well i know how to do it in my head.
Teacher:It's a good thing to know how to answer it in your head but you could still show your work on the sheet so the teachers know how you got your answer.
Student:Is this all you need me here for.
Teacher:Yeah, that's all. You can go now.
Student:Well just to tell you, after what you told me, i think i should study more.
Teacher:Well, good for you. Have a nice weekend.
Student:See ya, i have a whole weekend ahead of me.
Chapter 3: One Step Equations
Additive
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