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Algebra Terminology

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A polynomial cannot be divided by a _______________________.

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Section 1

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A polynomial cannot be divided by a _______________________.

Front

variable

Back

less than

Front

used to compare two numbers when the first number is smaller than the second number

Back

like terms

Front

terms that have identical variable parts and identical exponents

Back

coefficient

Front

placed in front of a variable, a numerical constant that is used to multiply a variable

Back

trinomial

Front

a polynomial made up of THREE unlike terms

Back

exponent

Front

a mathematical notation indicating the number of times a quantity is multiplied by itself

Back

Variables are usually expressed as a _______________.

Front

letter, such as x, y, a, or b

Back

binomial

Front

a polynomial made up of TWO unlike terms

Back

This symbol __________ indicates greater than.

Front

>

Back

inequality

Front

a mathematical sentence using any of the symbols <, >, ≤, or ≥

Back

An inequality may have symbols for __________ different expressions.

Front

four (<, >, ≤, or ≥)

Back

equal to

Front

having the same value

Back

equation

Front

a mathematical statement that shows that 2 expressions are equal

Back

5x + 4xyz - 12 is a ________________________.

Front

trinomial

Back

5x is a _______________________.

Front

monomial

Back

In the equation, 4b - 8 = c, the variables are ______ and ______.

Front

b and c

Back

5x + 4xyz is a ___________________.

Front

binomial

Back

power

Front

the number that shows how many times to use a value in a multiplication

Back

expression

Front

a group of terms separated by + or - signs

Back

Examples of mathematical _________________ are add, subtract, multiply, and divide.

Front

operations

Back

operator

Front

a symbol (x, +, -, ) used to show a mathematical operation

Back

greater than

Front

used to compare two numbers when the first number is larger than the second number

Back

variable

Front

a symbol for an unknown number

Back

4x - 7 is an example of an _________________________.

Front

expression

Back

base

Front

the number that is being multiplied in an exponential expression

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4x - 7 = 15 is an example of a _____________ _________________.

Front

two-step equation.

Back

polynomial

Front

an expression of one or more terms that can have constants, variables, and/or exponents

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8 - y = 5 is an example of a ____________ __________________.

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one-step equation

Back

The __________________ of a constant remains constant.

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value

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constant

Front

a fixed numerical value that does not change

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This symbol ________________ indicates equality, or having the same value.

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=

Back

A polynomial can be ____________________ using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

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combined

Back

Because the variables (xy) are the same, 3xy, -2xy, and 6xy are all __________ ____________.

Front

like terms

Back

This symbol ______________ indicates less than or equal to.

Front

≤

Back

Examples of an operator are the ___________________ x, =, -, and ÷.

Front

symbols

Back

This symbol __________ indicates greater than or equal to.

Front

≥

Back

Another name for power is exponent or ___________________.

Front

index

Back

This symbol _______________ indicates less than.

Front

<

Back

degree of a polynomial

Front

the highest value of a polynomial's monomials, or individual terms, with non-zero coefficients

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A polynomial does not have any ______________________ exponents.

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negative

Back

term

Front

a single number, a variable, or a combination of a number and a variable

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monomial

Front

an expression with only ONE term

Back