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Vocabulary about Algebraic Terms
Vocabulary about Algebraic Terms
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A number that multiplies a variable in an expression is called a ___
inverse
identity
coefficient
term
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The quadrant in which both values in an ordered pair are negative is quadrant ___
I
III
IV
II
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A(n) ___ contains variables, numbers, and at least one operation
fragment
sentence
expression
equation
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A(n) ____ is a letter or symbol used to represent an unknown value
variable
graph
constant
equation
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a⋅b=b⋅a is an example of
associative property of multiplication
commutative property of addition
associative property of addition
commutative property of multiplication
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The process of evaluating an expression with multiple operations is known as ___
The Order of Algebra
The Order of the Phoenix
The Order of Operations
The Order of the Arrow
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In a fraction, the number below the fraction bar is called the ___
below
numerator
bottom
denominator
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___ is a branch of mathematics that uses symbols.
Ceramics
Prealgebra
Algebra
Humanities
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In a fraction, the number above the fraction bar is called the ___
dominator
numberover
numerator
denominator
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A(n) ___ is a mathematical sentence stating that two quantities are equal.
espresso
expression
equation
fragment
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In a standard x-y coordinate system, the x-coordinate always comes first.
True
False
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___ contain a combination of numbers and operations such as −,÷,×,+.
visual expression
fictional expression
numerical expression
algebraic expression
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Expressions separated by addition or subtraction are called ___
factors
hippos
terms
graphs
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The ___ states the way numbers are grouped to add or multiply does not change the outcome.
Commutative property
Associative property
Identity property
Distributive property
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In an ordered pair, x always comes first.
False
True