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| The repeated factor of an number written in an exponential form. |
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| The numerical factor when a term has a variable. The number multiplied by the variable. |
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| A term without a variable that does not change. |
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| The number the remains after subtraction. |
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| A mathematically statement that two expressions are equal. |
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| Mathematically compute an expression following following the order of operations. |
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| Tells how many times the base is used as a factor. |
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| A group of numbers, variables, and operatins. |
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| The largest factor the twon or more numbers have in common. |
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| Terms that contain the same variables, with correspoding variables having the same exponent. |
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| A mathematical expression that has a combination of numbers and at least one operation. |
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| A quanity obtained multiplication. |
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| The number obtainedby division. |
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| Two ratios (fractions) that are equal to each other. |
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| Comparison of two number by division. (fractions) |
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| To replace a variable with a number or another expression in a algebraic expression. |
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| A quantity obtainedby addition. |
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| The part of an expression that are added or subtracted. |
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| A symbol (usually a letter) thatg stands for a number. |
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| Variable Expression or Algebraic Expression |
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| Mathematical phrase that use variables, numerals, and operation symbols. |
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