Identifying Parts Of Algebraic Expressions Question Preview (ID: 23122)


Identifying The Parts Of An Algebraic Expression. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

Expressions that have the same value are called
a) equivalent expressions
b) linear expressions
c) algebraic expressions
d) numerical expressions

A term without a variable is a
a) coefficient
b) constant
c) term
d) like term

The expression 3x + 8 + 4x + 2x has four
a) coefficients
b) terms
c) like terms
d) constants

The number in front of a variable is the _______.
a) constant
b) coefficient
c) variable
d) a number

The statement a(b + c) = ab + ac is an example of the ______.
a) Associative Property
b) Distributive Property
c) Commutative Property
d) Additive Identity

When adding or subtracting expressions, you combine ________.
a) Like terms
b) Factors
c) Numbers
d) variables

In the expression 3x + 8 + 4x + 2x, which number is NOT a coefficient?
a) 3
b) 8
c) 4
d) 2

7b and 18b are examples of __________
a) constants
b) variables
c) coefficients
d) Like terms

In the expression, 12x - 7 + x - 2, the terms are __________.
a) 12, -7, 1, -2
b) 12x, 7, x, 2
c) 12x, -7, x, and -2
d) 12 and 1

In the expression, 12x - 7 + x - 2, the coefficents are ______.
a) 12 and 1
b) 12, 7, and -2
c) -7 and -2
d) 12x and x

In the expression, 12x + 7 + x - 2, the constants are ______.
a) 12 and 1
b) 12, 7, and -2
c) 7 and -2
d) 12x and x

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