(2x)(2y) is the exact same as (2)(x)(2)(y) since they are all multiplication, which can be rearranged in any order, so this is also the same as (2)(2)(x)(y), which is the same as (4)(x)(y), so in the end:
(2x)(2y)=4xy
meaning to evaluate the variable in an expression. An algebraic expression is also a problem that contains no equals sign and you don't solve it, rather you simplify it.It means to solve something.
An algebraic expression
10x and 6y are terms of an algebraic expression
Yes normally because the LHS expression equals the RHS expression
4y -5
meaning to evaluate the variable in an expression. An algebraic expression is also a problem that contains no equals sign and you don't solve it, rather you simplify it.It means to solve something.
no
An algebraic expression
An expression simply contains no equals sign. This is an expression: 2x + 4y + 3 An equation contains an equals sign. This is an equation: 2x + 4y + 3 = 0
7(3y-2)-(-4y+9)
10x and 6y are terms of an algebraic expression
Yes normally because the LHS expression equals the RHS expression
4y -5
6
11
y + 15 = 10
what is the word problem that can be evaluated fby the algebraic expression y-95 and evaluaate it for y=125