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Mini-Quiz: Algebraic Expressions

by Ron Kurtus (revised 13 July 2008)

Take this Mini-Quiz to check your understanding of the lesson material.

1. What are two expressions of the equation 3x + 1 = y?

+ and =

3x + 1 and y

3x and +

2. What is more usable form of the expression (x − x)/2 + y?

y

x/2 - x/2 + y

x + y

3. In the expression 6x/3 + (5 − z), which sub-expression would you simplify?

(5 − z)

6x/3

6x/3 + (5 − z)

If you got all three correct, you are on your way to becoming a Champion in Algebra. If you had problems, you had better look over the material again.


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