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The Great Big Book Of Algebra

Friday, December 5, 2008
The Rule For Muliplying (Free Verse)

Multplying integers is easy if you know a rule.
Try it, try it! it will help you in school.
First look at your question. Don't be a fool.
Or else the only thing you'l do is sit there and droule.
Odd or even negative symbols is the key.
It's just like finding apples from a tree.
Don't get mixed up with an order of operation.
Or that will only lead to a wrong equation.
An odd amount of negative integers equals a negative product.
Now do the opposite for even and then you have got it!
One more thing that I have to say before I leave.
If you have no negative integers, a positive amswer you will reveive.

Partitive Division (Free Verse)

How many equal parts go into 4 groups?
Fill 8 karts, then group them with 4 loops.
It's just like 4 armies with only 2 troops.
Count each part in one group with your vision.
Now you have just done partitive division.

Quotative Divistion (Free Verse)

How many groups of 2 go into 4.
Draw 2 circles, than two more.
Fill those circles in so positive they will be.
That circle each group of two that you see.
Count each group just like counting each prision.
Now you have just done quotative division.

Adding Integers (Haiku)

Very nice and kind.
I am not blind, I don't mind.
Adding integers.

Subtracting Integers (Cinquan)

Subtract,
Does not exist.
Takes everything away.
Makes you feel sad because you lost.
Reduce.

Chapter 2 Combining Like Terms and Distributive Property

Hi Chicken what did you do today. Oh hi Santa, I just went to school. What did you do at school. First I had a math test. Then I had snack time. After snack time we had a science test. On the test, I got 1000 percent. Then we had nap time. Hold on. You never said anything about the your math test is there something wrong? No, it is just that i got two questions wrong on the test. I don't know what I did wrong. Can you help me. Okay! Tell me the first question that you had trouble on and explain what you did. Okay. The question is n+3-5n+12. The first thing that I did was add the two n variables to get an answer of 6n. Next I added the 3 and the 12 together to get an answer of 15. Then I brought the two answers that I got and put the subtracting sign in between them. This is where you went wrong. Instead of including the negative sign with the 5n, you counted it as an order of operation. To solve this question, the first thing that you do is circle all of the variables that you see including the positive or negative symbol with you variable. Next you have to add the variables together that match eachother. If you see an uh oh, just add the opposite. What is an uh oh. An uh oh is when a variable is subtracting a negative variable. What is the other question that you were having trouble in. The question was 2+4(3n+8). The answer that I got was 12n+10. The first thing that I did was multiply the 4 with the 3n to get an answer of 12n. The next thing that I did was add the 2 and the eight together to get an answer of 10. Then I brought down the two answers that I got and put an addition sign in between them. Here is where you went wrong. Instead of multiplying both of the numbers in the brackets then adding the 2 with the answer that you got that has the same variable as that one, you just multiplied one of the numbers in the brackets with the 4 and then adding the 2 with the other number that has the same variable as that one. Thanks Santa, now I know that on the next test that I get on math, I will for sure get 1000 percent.

This is my movie below:



Chapter 3

Multiplicitive












-In the brackets it is a 3 and it says n=3 not 9


Division















Addition















Subtraction















Chapter 4

The Great Big Book of Algebra

Chapter One

Haiku; Adding Integers
Adding Integers
cancelling with zero pairs
with algebra tiles.

Picture; Subtracting Integers
There's no such thing as subtracting,
You just change the minus to a plus.!

Tanka; Partitive Division
Sharing with a group,
you give a card to each one.
It has to be equal,
sometimes partitive won't work,
multiplicative inverse.

Free Verse; Quotative Division
You're finding groups in a question
may I give you a suggestion?
Its an easy education
once you get all the right definitions.
Divide them into equal groups,
its as simple as tying a loop.

Free Verse; Rule for Multiplying Integers
When brackets kiss they multiply,
as they can reply.
Its as easy as pie.
Positive and negative equals negative,
they can all be massive.
Negative and negative equals positive,