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lisov135 [29]
1 year ago
5

Match the concept with its definition and characteristics. i. A set of instructions (codes) that perform a specific task. ii. A

calculation where the result is placed into a variable. iii. The computer programming equivalent of a recipe in cooking iv. A formula to calculate a new value based on other values and operations.
1. Algorithm 2. Expression 3. Equation
Mathematics
1 answer:
kogti [31]1 year ago
7 0

First definition matches with expression, second matches with equation ,third matches with algorithm and fourth matches with equation.

Given  four definitions of equation, expression, algorithm but mixed.

We have to match the definitions with appropriate term.

We know that expression is a combination of numbers, symbols, fraction, coefficients, indeterminants mostly not found in equal to form. It exhibits a behaviour only.

Algorithm is a computer programming to do a specific task in a predetermined way.

Equation is a relationship between two variables expressed in equal to form. In this we have to put the value of variables and the equation gives us a value.

Hence  First definition matches with expression, second matches with equation ,third matches with algorithm and fourth matches with equation.

Learn more about algorithm at brainly.com/question/13800096

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