Algebra Expressions Introduction
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Algebra Expressions Introduction
Decode the expressions
Read each expression carefully: a variable is a letter representing a number, a coefficient multiplies a variable, and a constant has no variable.
- x + 3
- 3x
- x − 3
- 3 + x
- 5
- a
- 2
- b
- 8
Group and simplify
Like terms have the same variable part. Combine their coefficients, keeping the variable part unchanged.
- 9x
- 4y
- −2x
- x²
Build an expression
Translate the fundraising plans into algebra, then explain your thinking.
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