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Fantom [35]
3 years ago
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How do you determine if two numbers or expressions are equal

Mathematics
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Alja [10]3 years ago
7 0
You can determine if two numbers are equal if they have the same value. (4 are 4 are equal) (4 and 5 are not equal). You can determine if two expressions are equal by solving them. If the answers are of an equal value, they are equal. (4+5 and 6+3 are equal because they both work out to be 9) (4+5 and 5+5 are not equal because they work out to be 9 and 10.)
                                              ~Crutchie
p.s. The mathmatical term for "equal" is <em>equivilent. </em>As in <em>equivilent expressions</em> or <em>equivilent numbers</em>.


p.p.s. The mathmatical term for "numbers" are <em>integers</em>. As in <em>the diffrence between the integers </em>or <em>equivilent integers.</em>
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