1. the opposite operation.
a: variable
b: inequalities
c: equal sign
d: coe...
Mathematics, 10.10.2019 21:30, hjlhdjfhjh
1. the opposite operation.
a: variable
b: inequalities
c: equal sign
d: coefficient
e: inverse operation
2: an unknown value can be represented by using a
a: variable
b: inequalities
c: equal sign
d: coefficient
e: inverse operation
3: the number infront of a variable is the
a: variable
b: inequalities
c: equal sign
d: coefficient
e: inverse operation
4: an expression does not have an
a: variable
b: inequalities
c: equal sign
d: coefficient
e: inverse operation
5: greater than and less than signs are used in
a: variable
b: inequalities
c: equal sign
d: coefficient
e: inverse operation
Answers: 1
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