Grouping Algebraic Expressions

A ________________________ is a number that is being multiplied to a variable.

• constant

• coefficient

• variable

• common term

Numbers, symbols and operators (such as + and ×) grouped together that show the value of something.

• expressions

• equations

• variable

• constant

An expression is said to be simplified when it has no ___________

• coefficients

• constants

• common terms

• variables

The ______________  property allows us to multiply a number outside parenthesis to every term inside the parenthesis.

• associative

• distributive

• commutative

• simplified

An expression with variables. DOES NOT HAVE AN EQUAL SIGN.

• Term

• Algebraic Expression

• Numeric Expression

• Equation

A number in front of, and multiplying, a variable. A value that can change based on the variable (it changes when multiplied by the variable).

• Coefficient

• Symbol

• Constant

• Variable

What is the mathematical meaning of "Simplify"?

• To make the algebraic expression as simple as possible by grouping like-terms

• To find the value of the unknown in the algebraic equation

• To multiply the terms of the algebraic expressions

• To express the algebraic expression in their factors

Parenthesis are an example of a

• grouping symbol

• operation

• expression