To match each mathematical component with an example from the equation \(4x - 1 = 3 - 10x\), we can identify the following components:
- Expression: \(4x - 1\) or \(3 - 10x\) (an overall mathematical statement that combines variables, numbers, and operations).
- Constant: \(-1\) or \(3\) (a number without a variable).
- Coefficient: \(4\) (the number in front of the variable \(x\) in \(4x\)) or \(-10\) (the number in front of the variable \(x\) in \(-10x\)).
- Variable: \(x\) (the symbol that represents an unknown value).
- Term: \(4x\), \(-1\), \(3\), or \(-10x\) (a single unit in the expression which can be a number, a variable, or the product of both).
Final matches:
- Expression: \(4x - 1\) or \(3 - 10x\).
- Constant: \(-1\) or \(3\).
- Coefficient: \(4\) or \(-10\).
- Variable: \(x\).
- Term: \(4x\), \(-1\), \(3\), or \(-10x\).
You can select these corresponding matches for each question.