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.
56/2
168
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
64
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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