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| the repeated factor of a # written in exponential form |
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| the numerical factor when a term has a variable the # multiplied by a variable |
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| a term without a variable that doesn't change |
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| the # that remains after subtraction |
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| a matematical statement that two expressions are equal |
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| mathematically compute an expressions 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 #'s, variables,and operations |
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| the largest factor that two or more #'s have in common |
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| terms that contain the same variables,with corresponding variables having the same exponent |
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| a mathematical expression that has combinations of #'s and at least one expression |
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| a quantity obtained by multiplacation |
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| two ratios or fractions that are equal to each other |
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| the # obtained by division |
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| comparison of two #'s by division |
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| to replace a variable with a # or another expression in an algebraic expression |
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| a quantity obtained by addition |
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| the parts of an expression that are added or subtracted |
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| a symbol that stands for a # |
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| variable expression/ algebraic expression |
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| mathematical phrase that stands for variables,numerals, and operation symbols |
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