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A symbolic factor that multiplies a variable or other term in an algebraic
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A combination of numbers, variables, and mathematical operators that represents a single value or quantity
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A symbol, often a letter, that represents a quantity that can change or is unknown
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A value that has a fixed, unchanging nature within a given context, problem, or discussion
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something that undoes the effect of another operation or function
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a statement asserting the equality of two mathematical expressions, separated by an equal sign
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a combination of numbers, variables, and mathematical operators that represents a value but does not contain an equals sign
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a relation that makes a non-equal comparison between two numbers or expressions
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a linear equation that can be solved by performing a single inverse operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) to isolate the variable
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an algebraic equation that requires two inverse operations to solve for the unknown variable
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a problem or equation that requires two or more distinct operations, calculations, or stages to solve
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a number, a variable, or a product of numbers and variables, separated by addition or subtraction signs within an expression
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the number you multiply it by to get
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to simplify an algebraic expression by adding or subtracting terms that have the exact same variable and exponent
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multiplying a sum or difference by a number results in the same product as multiplying each number in the sum or difference by that number individually, and then adding or subtracting those products
