Algebraic Expressions and it's Parts

It's quite simple, you do the same thing while solving such as adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing. When you solve an expressions you will see a letter and that letter sometimes tells you a certain value you can use or having to identify when already finding an answer.

The letter you saw on the problem is a term. Sometimes when you solve a expression problem on a quiz you could see a certain amount it gives you while solving. For example: (5 x e) [e = 2]

Terms in a number are called coefficients. In order to solve them you must find out what certain value does a term have. After that, you must multiply the number with the term that is the problem. Example: (2e - 4) ------> e = 5 ------> 10 - 4

This is easy and simple, for variables you just find out how many numbers are found in an expression. For example in the previous slide, there were 4 numbers.

Quite simple, there are no terms that are in a number making the expression normal.