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10-20-2009, 08:55 AM
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Help please?
What do you suppose is the relationship between equations and expressions?
I know this: An expression is a math term or sum or a difference if a math term that may use numbers, variables, or both. The only thing that an equation has that an expression does not is an equals to sign (=) |
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http://www.ebsinstitute.com/Baseball/EBS.crm5df2.html
"A difference between expressions and equations is what each represents. An expression shows a math relationship. One key to an expression is that there is no solution. An expression does not have an answer. "
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