EVALUATE FOR GIVEN VALUE OF VARIABLES

To evaluate the given algebraic expression, first we have to apply the given values instead of the variables in the expression.

After applying the values in the given expression, we have to use order of operations to combine them.

BODMAS, PEMDA or GEMDAS

  • First brackets, parenthesis of grouping.
  • Exponents
  • Multiplication or division
  • Addition or subtraction.

From left to right, choose the operation which comes first and evaluate.

Evaluate the following expressions when

x = 8, y = 9 and z = 10

Problem 1 :

2-x - √y

Solution :

= 2-x - √y

Substitute x = 8 and y = 9

= 2-8 - √9

= 2(-2) - 3

= -4 - 3

= -7

Problem 2 :

z² + (xy/y) - 5

Solution :

= z² + xy/y - 5

Substitute x = 8, y = 9 and z = 10

= (10)² + (8) (9) / 9 - 5

= 100 + 72 / 4

= 172/4

= 43

Problem 3 :

-5|x - z| + 1/2 z

Solution :

= -5|x - z| + 1/2 z

Substitute x = 8 and z = 10

= -5|8 - 10| + 1/2 (10)

= -5|-2| + 5

= -5(2) + 5

= -10 + 5

= -5

Problem 4 :

What is -4 - 2x + 7 when x = -5?

a. -7          b. 1         c. 13          d. 21

Solution :

= -4 - 2x + 7

By applying x = -5 in equation

= -4 - 2(-5) + 7

= -4 + 10 + 7

= -4 + 17

= 13

So, option (c) is correct.

Problem 5 :

What is 4a - c√b + 6 when a = 27, b = 64 and c = -2?

a. 2            b. 22            c. 26           d. 34

Solution :

= 4a - c√b + 6

Substitute a = 27, b = 64 and c = -2

= 427 - (-2)√64 + 6

= 4(3) + 2(8) + 6

= 12 + 16 + 6

= 34

So, option (d) is correct.

Problem 6 :

What is

|-5x + 6y| + √z / 5x - 22

when x = 2, y = -13 and z = 81

Solution :

= |-5x + 6y| + √z / 5x - 22

Substitute x = 2, y = -13 and z = 81

= |-5(2) + 6(-13)| + √81 / 52 - 22

= |-10 - 78| + 9 / 25 - 22

= |-88| + 9 / 3

= 88 + 9 / 3

= 97/3

= 32.3

Recent Articles

  1. Finding Range of Values Inequality Problems

    May 21, 24 08:51 PM

    Finding Range of Values Inequality Problems

    Read More

  2. Solving Two Step Inequality Word Problems

    May 21, 24 08:51 AM

    Solving Two Step Inequality Word Problems

    Read More

  3. Exponential Function Context and Data Modeling

    May 20, 24 10:45 PM

    Exponential Function Context and Data Modeling

    Read More