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Category: Learning and Education Subject: Basic Mathematics (Grade 7+ 10+) Software: Krita; Version: 5.2.6 (git ab3502b) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Channel: HomeCountry Mathematics Title: "🚨 Identity & Equality - Evaluate using Properties 1776 | Unit 1: Chapter 1-4 | PTII "Back-to-Basics" Level: Mathematics 7+ Intermediate to 10+ Secondary Education Goals: Foundation of Mathematics leading towards ALGEBRA "Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas." - Albert Einstein ** This is a Free online Mathematics class: Show your support by hitting the LIKE and Subscribe button. Thank you !! 🙏 #algebra #algebratricks #algebraformula #algebrahelp #algebratutorial #mathstricks #mathreasoning #mathtricks #mathreview #maths #shorts #ytshorts #yt_shorts #yt _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Description: Extra Practice ** Unit 1-4 - Identity & Equality Properties ** Chapter 1: The Language & Tools of Algebra IDENTITY: -In math, an identity is an equation that's always true, no matter the value of the variables, like x + y = y + x , or (a + b)^2 = a^2 + 2ab + b^2. Identity Property (Numbers): A specific number that leaves another number unchanged in an operation: Additive Identity: 0 (e.g., n + 0 = n). Multiplicative Identity: 1 (e.g., n times 1 = n). EQUALITY: -In math, an equality is a statement that two quantities or expressions have the exact same value, shown with the equals sign (\(=\)), meaning the left side balances the right side, like \(2+2=4\), forming the foundation for equations and algebraic problem-solving. It signifies equivalence, where different expressions can represent the same value, such as 3x + 1 = 7 and x = 2 both representing the number 2 in their contex. Key aspects of equality: Symbol: The equals sign = is the primary symbol, read as "equals" or "is the same as". // --- Thank you for clicking the PLAY button. It's so GREAT of you to join us !! ❤🤘🏆🥲 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ― Mathematics with Johnny 💾 // --- "Mathematics: Here to help your child or children to learn and to grow." Parents: Do you have a child or children under the age of 10? Want a little more control on what they watch? ** Try YouTube Kids - An app made just for kids Link: https://www.youtubekids.com/ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ GROWING TOGETHER Socials: 😄 ------------------------------------------------------------------- 👉 Want to be part of my first 1k subscribers ASAP? If so, click the SUBSCRIBE button. ⚡️ SUPPORT ME 🔥 ------------------------------------------------------------------- ☕ BUY ME A COFFEE, because I really love COFFEE. MMmmmm so GOOD !! Yum !! PayPal Link (WT Gaming Productions): https://paypal.me/alon3soldi3r _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STUDY BACKGROUND MUSIC ------------------------------------------------------------------- A Bard’s Warm Christmas Night | Peaceful Medieval Music for Study and Chills YT: The Resting Bard Link:    • A Bard’s Warm Christmas Night | Peaceful M...   🎧 MUSIC for GAMERS 🎼 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Music from Gamechops.com https://gamechops.com/ ** Retro Music Gaming music such as those heard and played in RPGs games and such ** _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ #mathematics #learning #math #maths #mathstrick #mathstricks #learningmaths #mathematics #microsoft #krita #learning #learnenglish #learningisfun /* STAY tuned for more Mathematics instruction and Parent support !! */ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Textbook Source: Algebra 1 - Math Textbooks - John D. O'Bryant School of Math & Science Link: obryant.us Rated: EVERYONE 10+ (E10+): The content is generally suitable for ages 10 and up. Intended audience: The content is considered appropriate for everyone, though individual games might still be too complex or challenging for very young children. ** _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WT Sharp Productions