Chapter Overview
The chapter 'Expressions Using Letters and Numbers' helps students understand the basics of algebra. It introduces the concept of variables (letters), constants (numbers), and operations (like addition and multiplication) to form algebraic expressions. The chapter also covers how to evaluate expressions by substituting values for variables.
Important Keywords
- Variable: A letter that represents an unknown or changeable value.
- Constant: A fixed number in an expression.
- Expression: A combination of letters, numbers, and mathematical operations.
- Algebra: A branch of mathematics dealing with symbols and rules.
- Substitution: Replacing a variable with a number.
- Coefficient: A number multiplied by a variable (e.g., in 5x, 5 is the coefficient).
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