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What does hecto stand for?
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What is a hm in math?
hectometer; hectometers.A unit of length equal to 1000 meters, or 3280.8 feet. Abbreviation: hm
What is a term in math?
A term consists of a collection of numbers and variables combined together through the use of binary (or other) operations. They are the building blocks of mathematical expressions. Terms will usually stand by themselves or have an addition or subtraction sign before them.
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a math term.... well i don't know ow to explain it so ill give u an xampl of wat i think it is:number form- 20expanded form- 2+0=20word form- twentyif im correct than these are only a few math terms
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