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A math expression that contains one or more variables


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This number appears beneath the exponent when written in exponential form


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A number that multiplies a variable


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A value in a formula that does not change (unlike a variable)


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The rule that if a, b, and c are numbers or expressions, then a • (b + c) = a • b +a• c


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A small raised number that tells you how many times to multiply the base number by itself


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An expression that involves an exponent. The expression may contain variables, which may be the base or the exponent


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Terms in an algebraic expression that have the same variables raised to the
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The order in which math operations should be performed to solve a problem

Answer 1

Parts of algebraic expressions. They are separated by + or - signs. It may include a number, a variable, or both.
The variable may have an exponent.
Symbols that represent unknown or changeable values. It is usually represented by a lowercase, italicized letter, such as x or y.

Answer 2

Here are the answers to the math expressions and definitions provided:

1. **Math expression that contains one or more variables**: **Algebraic expression**

2. **This number appears beneath the exponent when written in exponential form**: **Base**

3. **A number that multiplies a variable**: **Coefficient**

4. **A value in a formula that does not change (unlike a variable)**: **Constant**

5. **The rule that if a, b, and c are numbers or expressions, then a • (b + c) = a • b + a • c**: **Distributive Property**

6. **A small raised number that tells you how many times to multiply the base number by itself**: **Exponent**

7. **An expression that involves an exponent. The expression may contain variables, which may be the base or the exponent**: **Exponential expression**

8. **Terms in an algebraic expression that have the same variables raised to the same powers**: **Like terms**

9. **The order in which math operations should be performed to solve a problem**: **Order of Operations**

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Answer 3

Here are the terms that fit the descriptions provided:

1. **Parts of algebraic expressions separated by + or - signs. It may include a number, a variable, or both. The variable may have an exponent**: **Terms**

2. **Symbols that represent unknown or changeable values. It is usually represented by a lowercase, italicized letter, such as x or y**: **Variables**

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