No an algebraic expression does not contain an equal sign.
It is an algebraic expression of three terms.
The expression h + 56 can't be simplified. If you assign a value to h, you can calculate the sum.
69 is an equivalent expression.
An equation with two equal signs is not a valid mathematical expression, as an equation should have only one equal sign to show the balance between the two sides. If you encounter an expression with two equal signs, it may be a mistake or a misunderstanding of the mathematical concept. To solve an equation correctly, ensure there is only one equal sign and follow the standard procedures for isolating the variable on one side of the equation.
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Expressions do not have equal signs, but equations do. Just think: "Equations are equal!" CX expression is kind of like an expression. example (56+49). think of the x in e(x)pression as if it's marking out the equal sign as not to be used. Equation is kind of easy. Opposite of expression. example (56+49=105). think of the O in equati(O)n as if it's circling the equal sign as to be used.
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The prime factorization of 56 is:7 x 23 = 56
half of 56 is equal to 29
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It does not have an equal sign..
(56/8) -8
7 and 8 if you multiply them. 48 and 8 if you add them. 64 and 8 if you subtract them. 448 and 8 if you divide them.
56/1
7X8=56
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