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Si 100 monedas tienen una masa total de 226.13g. Cual es la masa de una moneda

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galben [10]2 years ago

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The mass of a coin : 2.2613 g

<h3>Further explanation </h3>

Algebraic expressions in mathematics are a combination of coefficients, numbers, variables, constants and arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

The main composition of algebraic expressions are:

1. phrases

algebraic forms separated by arithmetic operations

consists of one phrase (monomial) to many phrases (polynomial)

2. variables

is a value that can be changed, can be in the form of letters, for example, x, y, a, b, etc.

3. constants

is a fixed value, can be a number

4. arithmetic operations ⇒ +, - , : , x

If 100 coins have a total mass of 226.13g. What is the mass of a coin

We can make this statement in the form of an algebraic equation :

100 coins=226.13 g

then the mass of a coin :

$\tt \dfrac{1}{100}\times 226.13~g=2.2613~g$

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