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What does the word 'of' represent in algebraic expressions?
What does the word 'times' represent in algebraic expressions?
What does the phrase 'multiplied by' represent in algebraic expressions?
What does the phrase 'product of' signify in algebraic expressions?
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What does the phrase 'increased by' indicate in algebraic expressions?
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What does 'decreased by' indicate in algebraic expressions?
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What does the term 'factor of' represent in algebraic expressions?
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What does the word 'every' signify in algebraic expressions?
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What does the phrase 'at this rate' indicate in algebraic expressions?
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What does the phrase 'in all' signify in algebraic expressions?
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What does the word 'total' represent in algebraic expressions?
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What does the word 'each' mean in algebraic expressions?
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What do the terms 'doubled, tripled, quadrupled, etc.' indicate in algebraic expressions?
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What does the word 'each' represent in the context of division?
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What does the phrase 'equal or equally' denote in algebraic expressions?
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What does the word 'per' signify in algebraic expressions?
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What does the word 'separate' indicate in algebraic expressions?
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What does the word 'a' represent in algebraic expressions?
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What do the terms 'ratio or ratio of' indicate in algebraic expressions?
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What does the phrase 'quotient or quotient of' signify in algebraic expressions?
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What does the word 'percent' represent in algebraic expressions?
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Study Notes
Multiplication Terms
- "Of" indicates multiplication in algebraic expressions.
- "Times" signifies the operation of multiplication.
- "Multiplied by" explicitly states the act of multiplying two quantities.
- "Product of" refers to the result obtained from multiplying numbers.
- "Increased by" can signify multiplication when contextually indicating a scale or ratio.
- "Decreased by" may imply a multiplication operation in specific contexts.
- "Factor of" denotes a number that divides another number evenly, related to multiplication.
- "Every" suggests an inclusive multiplication concept, often indicating total across the set.
- "At this rate" points to a multiplication scenario concerning rates or proportions.
- "In all" often used interchangeably with addition, but in multiplication context, it indicates total quantities.
- "Total" can refer to a cumulative result, applicable in multiplication situations.
- "Each" emphasizes individual components that are multiplied in a total.
- Terms like "doubled," "tripled," or "quadrupled" imply specific multiplication factors or scaling.
Division Terms
- "Each" used again indicates division as it distributes quantities among individuals or groups.
- "Equal or equally" reflects the concept of division where quantities are shared or set as equal.
- "Per" is commonly used to express division in terms of rates (e.g., miles per hour).
- "Separate" signifies division as breaking quantities into distinct parts.
- "A" represents a quantity or value in division processes.
- "Ratio or ratio of" describes the comparative relationship between two quantities, often expressed through division.
- "Quotient or quotient of" refers to the result of a division operation.
- "Percent" is a term specifically used to express a part per hundred, underlining the concept of division.
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