Variables - a quantity that may change, depends on the context of the math problem. Ex: x,y
Terms - a variable, or constant, that is multiplied by a variable or variables.
Ex: 5x + 2 + 3y <-- has 3 terms
Coefficient - the constant that multiplies the variable and is next to a variable, Ex: (5x) <-- coefficient is 5
Constants - A fixed value such as 5, 6, 7, etc
If it just moved its a translation
if it got bigger or smaller its a dilation
if it flipped its a reflection
if it turned its a rotation
Answer:
g = 4+2m
Step-by-step explanation:
Grandma is 4 years older than twice mothers age
is means equals
g = 4+2m where g is grandmothers age and m is mothers age
Yes. Let's look at PEMDAS. Parentheses, Exponents, <em>Multiplication</em>, <em>Addition</em>, Subtraction. As we can see, multiplication comes first. In -2 + 3x, reading it from left to right, we see the addition symbol first, but because we're supposed to do multiplication, we have to do the 3x first. The same goes for 3x + (-2).
Yes. The two expressions -2 + 3x and 3x + (-2) are equivalent.
Hope this explanation helped you out. :)
