166 L17: Equivalent Expressions Lesson 17 Part 1: Introduction Equivalent Expressions In Lesson 17 you learned to read, write, and evaluate expressions with variables. Now, take a look at this problem. Write an expression that is equivalent to (3 î± 14) î± 27. Explore It Use the math you know to answer the question.hen continue exploring how to use properties of operations to write equivalent expressions with variables. Javier creates a rectangular painting. The painting is 3 feet long and more than 2 feet wide. The expression 3(2 î± x) represents the area of the painting.Write an expression equivalent to 3(2 î± x).
Walgreens, the largest U.S. drugstore chain, said it will close the stores amid plans to boost its previously announced cost-cutting initiative by $500 million. Walgreens expects to reduce costs by a projected $1.5 billion by the end of fiscal 2017, the company said. âAfter a rigorous analysis, the company has identified additional opportunities for cost savings, primarily in its Retail Pharmacy USA division,â the company said Thursday.
People are always telling me they go to Walmart when they donât have any coupons, since it has the lowest prices in general. Iâm sorry but I just donât see it. Most of the times, ANYONEâs sales beat Walmartâs prices, whether itâs a drug store, grocery store or dollar store. Letâs check out egg prices this week. No coupons needed! Walmart: (36 Large eggs for $4.28= 12 cents each) Walgreens: (dozen eggs for $.99= 8 cents each) Winner= Clearly Walgreens! Summary: A dozen eggs at Walmart will be $1.44 versus $.99 at Walgreens. Even worse, youâd have to buy 30 eggs at Walmart to get the âgood priceâ which is still higher than Walgreensâ sale. In other words, you are buying MORE eggs at Walmart and not even getting a price break for it.