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What are variables in algebraic expressions?
What are variables in algebraic expressions?
Variables in algebraic expressions are represented by letters such as x, y, z, etc. They are used to represent unknown values.
Define algebraic expressions.
Define algebraic expressions.
Algebraic expressions are the idea of expressing numbers using letters or alphabets without specifying their actual values. They are made up of variables, constants, and algebraic operations.
What are coefficients in algebraic expressions?
What are coefficients in algebraic expressions?
Coefficients in algebraic expressions are the values that are placed before and multiplied by a variable. They can be constants or other expressions.
Give examples of algebraic expressions.
Give examples of algebraic expressions.
What are terms in algebraic expressions?
What are terms in algebraic expressions?
Which of the following is true about algebraic expressions?
Which of the following is true about algebraic expressions?
What are the coefficients in the expression $3x + 4y - 7$?
What are the coefficients in the expression $3x + 4y - 7$?
Which of the following expressions is NOT algebraic?
Which of the following expressions is NOT algebraic?
What is the term in the expression $4x - 10$ that contains the variable $x$?
What is the term in the expression $4x - 10$ that contains the variable $x$?
Which of the following is an algebraic operation?
Which of the following is an algebraic operation?
