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Characteristics of Mathematical Language

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Addition

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Subtraction

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Multiplication

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Division

It consists of terms which are separated by either a plus or minus sign.

A number, a letter, or an expression in parenthesis or other grouping symbols.

A quantity which contains numbers and variables with no equal sign.

Variable in an algebraic expression which represents the unknown and makes use of letters

Algebraic notations with mathematical operations and numerical expressions equal to another algebraic expression

The number with the variable.

Any single number.

An algebraic expression with one term.

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An expression with more than two terms.

An expression with three terms.

An expression with two terms.

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Mathematical Sentence.

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The signs which convey equality or inequality are also called relation symbols.

A mathematical expression containing the equal sign is a/an ____________.

A mathematical expression containing the inequality sign is a/an ___________.

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Open sentence and closed sentence are kinds of mathematical sentences.

A mathematical sentence wherein it is not known whether or not the sentence is true or false (e.g. 3mn = 100).

A mathematical sentence that is known to be either true or false (e.g. 18 > 16.5).

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In translating verbal statements to mathematical sentences, use the following...

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The following are the examples of equations, except...

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The following are the examples of inequality, except...

The product of a and b taken from the product of c and d is greater or equal to the product of x and y.

Seven less than the sum of two consecutive integers.