Algebra terminology Cleveland

A coefficient is the number in front of a pronumeral

How many terms are there in 3y + 3yz - 2

6a-3x = 15 is an example of an

A term that does not contain any pronumerals is called a

The co-efficient in a term is a

In the term 6x the x is the pronumeral

A pronumeral can represent any value

4y +6y = 10 is an expression

in the expression 3y +7 +2n there are 2 terms

A pronumeral is a

In the expression 6y the y is the

In the term 6y the 6 is called the co-efficient

In Algebra letters can be used to stand in place of numbers

5x +8 is an expression that contains a contant term

In the expression 4x + 3y + 24z + 7 what is the constant term

If there is no number in front of a pronumeral the co-efficient is

A combination of numbers and pronumerals combined with mathematical operations is called an

Terms are seperated by a - or a +

State the coefficient of b in the expression 7a − 2ab − b² + 4b.

3y + 2x is an example of an equation

Which is an example of a contant term