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Expressions and Equations Vocabulary
Expressions and Equations Vocabulary
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Which inequality is represented by this statement? A bus can hold up to 40 students.
b ≤ 40
b < 40
b > 40
b ≥ 40
2
What are operations that undo or reverse each other?
subtraction
inverse operations
order of operations
addition
3
What is a letter that stands for an unknown number or value?
parentheses
variable
missing number
solution
4
What is it called when we find the value of an algebraic expression?
inverse operation
constant
evaluate
variable
5
Which inequality would represent this situation? At least 100 students attended the dance.
x ≤ 100
x > 100
x < 100
x ≥ 100
6
What are two or more terms in a variable expression that have the same variable or power?
exponent
factor
like terms
coefficient
7
What is a term that is a known number without a variable?
like terms
exponent
constant
coefficient
8
What is the symbol that can be used to group numbers and operations in an expression.
greater than
exponent
parentheses
plus sign
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What is a statement compares two values and may have many solutions?
like terms
equation
inequality
expression
10
What kind of variable has a value that causes another variable to change?
dependent variable
independent variable
coefficient variable
exponent variable
11
What is a number in a power that shows how many times the base is used as a factor?
exponent
multiplier
inequality
constant
12
Which symbol is used to show the comparison of greater than or equal to?
≥
≤
<
≠
13
What type of variable has a value that can be changed because of the value of another variable?
independent variable
dependent variable
c variable
d variable
14
What is the factor of a variable term known as ?
inverse
equation
corresponding term
coefficient
15
A mathematical statement that shows that two expressions are equivalent.
inequality
evaluate
equation
expression