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Interpret Numerical Expressions

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Interpret Numerical Expressions

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Practice Video Tools Games


Additional
Another Look! Practice 13-3
Audrey and Donald played a video game. The Interpret Numerical
expressions below show the number of points Expressions
each player scored.
You can compare
Audrey: ​32,700 + 6,140 + 5,050​ some expressions without
doing any calculations.
Donald: ​(32,700 + 6,140 + 5,050) − 8,815​

How does Donald’s score compare to Audrey’s?

Both expressions contain the same sum. The expression for Donald’s score shows
8,815 subtracted from the sum.
Audrey: ​32,700 + 6,140 + 5,050​
So, Donald’s score is 8,815 points less than
Donald: ​(32,700 + 6,140 + 5,050) − 8,815​ Audrey’s score.

In 1 and 2, without doing any calculations, describe how


Expression A compares to Expression B.

5 (
1. A ​(23,000 − 789) × 19​ 2. A ​6​ __ ​  3  ​ )​​
4 ​ + ​ 88 × ___
10
B ​23,000 − 789​ 3  ​​ 
B ​88 × ​ ___
10

In 3–6, without doing any calculations, write ​>​, ​<​, or ​=​.

3. ​(714 ÷ 32) − 20 (714 ÷ 32) − 310​ 4. ​0.1 × (716 + 789) 716 + 789​

​​  1 ​ × (228 + 4,316)


5. __ (228 + 4,316) ÷ 2​ 6. ​(3.9 × 8) + (3.9 × 4) 3.9 × 15​
2

7. Which expression is 16 times as large as ​18,233 − 4,006​?

𝖠 ​(18,233 − 4,006) + 16​


𝖡 ​(18,233 − 4,006) × 16​
𝖢 ​(18,233 − 4,006) ÷ 16​
𝖣 ​(18,233 × 16) − 4,006​

Go Online  |  PearsonRealize.com Topic 13    Lesson 13-3 189


8. Use Structure  Sid paid $6.80 for 9. Construct Arguments  Yolanda bought
wrapping paper and $7.35 for ribbon.
​3 × (
​ _​  14 ​ + _​  78 ​ + 1​ _12 ​)​​ pounds of cheese. Sam
He wrapped identical gifts for all of
his cousins. Sid wrote the expression bought ​2 × ​(_​  14 ​ + _​  78 ​ + 1​ _12 ​)​​ pounds of
​(6.80 + 7.35) ÷ 8​to help him calculate cheese. Without doing any calculations,
how much it cost him to wrap each gift. determine who bought more cheese.
How many gifts did Sid wrap? Explain. Explain.

10. Jack bought the fishing gear pictured. The


sales tax was calculated by multiplying the
total cost of the fishing gear by 0.07 and
rounding to the nearest cent. How much
did Jack pay for the fishing gear including
sales tax?

11. Cy bought a laptop computer, a printer, 12. Higher Order Thinking  Arrange
and a router. Cy used a $35 coupon expressions A, B, C, D, and E in order from
to make the purchase. He wrote least to greatest.
​(1,415.00 + 277.50 + 44.95) − 35​to show
how he can calculate the final cost, not A ​(9,311 + 522) × 4.8​
including sales tax. Write an expression B ​9,311 + 522​
that can be used to find the total price of
​  1 ​​
C ​(9,311 + 522) × __
the items he bought before sales tax and 2
the coupon. D ​25 × (9,311 + 522)​
E ​(9,311 × 5) + (522 × 5)​

Assessment Practice
13. Which statement describes the expression ​4 × (17 − 9 + 28)​?
𝖠 Four times the sum of 9 and 28 subtracted from 17
𝖡 Four times 17 minus 9 plus 28
𝖢 Twenty-eight added to the difference of 17 and 9, then multiplied by 4
𝖣 Nine plus 28 subtracted from the product of 4 and 17

190 Topic 13    Lesson 13-3 © Pearson Education, Inc. 5

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