Evaluating an expression
In this lesson, you will learn how to evaluate an expression with multiple terms. Evaluating an expression means substituting the given values for the variables, and then simplifying the expression using the order of operations. By following this method, you can easily evaluate any expression with different variables and values.
How to evaluate an expression with three terms
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- How do you evaluate an expression with three terms?
- How do you evaluate 2x + yp when x = 3, y = -2, and p = 1/2?
- What does it mean to evaluate an expression?
- What is the different between evaluating and solving?
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Staff Review
This is a very good, clear tutorial on how to evaluate a three-variable expression. The concept of evaluating an algebraic expression and how evaluating differs from solving is explained. Also, each step in the evaluation process is shown and explained.
