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Is 3a-14 equals 4 is a equation or expression?
It is an equation because: a = 6
What does equation in math terms mean?
an expression with an =. Like 2+2=4 or a=b well who ever ansered this is wrong cuz EX : 99 =G= 3a 3a/3=99/3 so then a=33
What is 4a plus 3a-4 equals 10?
4a+3a-4 = 10 4a+3a = 10+4 7a = 14 a = 2
What is the solution set for the equation 2x plus 4?
2x + 4 is an expression, not an equation. There can be no solution set for an expression.
What is 9y plus 4 -14?
It is 9y - 10. This is an expression which cannot be simplified and, since it is not an equation, it cannot be solved.
Is 3a-14 equals 4 an expression or an equation?
An equation.
Is 3a-14 equals 4 is a equation or expression?
It is an equation because: a = 6
Is 3a - 14 equals 4 a equation?
yes, one in which a = 6
Is this a expresion or equation 3a - 14 4?
As far as I know it's an expression because it doesn't have an equal sign. That's the main difference between expressions and equations.
What does equation in math terms mean?
an expression with an =. Like 2+2=4 or a=b well who ever ansered this is wrong cuz EX : 99 =G= 3a 3a/3=99/3 so then a=33
What is 4a plus 3a-4 equals 10?
4a+3a-4 = 10 4a+3a = 10+4 7a = 14 a = 2
What is 3a plus 2b?
3a + 2b is an expression in algebra. If you make 3a + 2b equal to something then you can find the values of "a" and "b" Lets say you make 3a + 2b equal to 23 3a + 2b = 23 Now find "a" and "b" to make this equation true... 3(5) + 2(4) = 23 15 + 8 = 23 23 = 23 Correct So in this case a=5 and b=4
What is the solution set for the equation 2x plus 4?
2x + 4 is an expression, not an equation. There can be no solution set for an expression.
What is 9y plus 4 -14?
It is 9y - 10. This is an expression which cannot be simplified and, since it is not an equation, it cannot be solved.
What is the equation 2 to the power of 4?
2 to the power of 4 is an expression, it is not an equation.
How the order of operations determines how you evaluate an algebraic expression?
Well, if I understand what you're asking, the order of operations is simple and helpful. For example, if you have this equation (with "a" being the variable): 3a - 4 * (18-14) = 20 then you first do parentheses (P in PEMDAS). So, the answer to 18-14 would be 4. Then, since there are no exponents (E), you multiply (M) 4 * 4, which equals 16. Next, since the remaining part of the equation is 3a - 16 = 20, you add (A) 16 to the other side to balance out the equation. Now, all is left is 3a = 36. Now, you just divide (the remaining part of the equation does NOT follow the rule. It goes out of order for some reason). The answer to a is 12. The equation does follow the rules of the order of operations. At the point 3a-16=20, you cannot combine any more terms in the order of addition or subtraction because their aren't any like terms to combine. In algebra, you are solving for the unknown variable, in this case (a). In order to solve for (a), you have to isolate the variable. You do this by balancing out the equation and adding 16 to both sides of the equation, therefore being left with 3a=36. Then you divide by three to further isolate the variable. When left with unlike terms, in essence, you do the order of operations in reverse.
If 6a plus 3b equals 2 and b 4 then what is the value of 3a?
The solution for the value of 3a would be -3. The equation would be 6a + 3(4) = 2.
