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Find the definition of the following terms:Algebravariablereplacement setsubstitutionconstantsymbols of groupingsymbols of relationshipalgebraic termalgebraic expressionfactorsnumerical coefficientliteral coefficient 
ALGEBRADefined as a branch of mathematics which generalizes the facts in arithmetic.
In the language of algebra, letters along with numbers and operation symbols  are used to create expressions.VARIABLECan stand for different numbers at different times.
Represents any number from a given replacement set.EXAMPLES:Any letter in the ENGLISH ALPHABET such as X, Y, Z, A,  B, and C.x + 7b2 – 4ac
REPLACEMENT SETThe set of values of the variable.SUBSTITUTIONReplacing a variable by a constant.EXAMPLES:let x ={1, 2, 3} replacement setx + 7x= 1               x = 2           x = 3x + 7              x + 7           x + 71 + 7               2 + 7           3 +7 8                     9                10
CONSTANTA symbol which has exactly one number in its replacement set.EXAMPLES:7, 4, and 1 1.
= 3. 141592654…SYMBOLS OF GROUPINGParentheses:                              (  )Brackets:                                    [  ]Braces:                                         {  }Bar or fraction bar:               ____
EXAMPLES:1 1 – { 1 2 – [ 4 – (8 + 9 ) ] – 1 3 }1 1 – { 1 2 – [ 4 – 1 7 ] – 1 3 }1 1 – { 1 2 – 1 3 + 1 3 }1 1 – 1 2- 1
SYMBOLS OF RELATIONSHIP≠  Is not equal to≤   Is less than or equal to≥   Is greater than or equal           to<   Is less than>   Is greater than=   Equals, is equal to, is
EXAMPLES:x + 7 < 1 0 x = 11 + 7 < 1 08 < 1 0       √
FACTORSThe numbers and symbols in a product.EXAMPLES:(-3) (2) = -6         Factors          product(-3 x ) (2 x ) = -6 x2         Factors          product
NUMERICAL COEFFICIENTThe number in an algebraic term.LITERAL COEFFICIENTA letter used to represent a numberEXAMPLES:4 xNumerical coefficient          Literal coefficient45 abc Numerical coefficient          Literal coefficient
ALGEBRAIC TERMEither a single number, a letter, or a product of several numbers or letters.EXAMPLES:x + 7algebraic term       term2x + 3y – 4z term        term          term
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONA statement containing one or more terms connected by plus or minus signs.  EXAMPLES:x + 7Algebraic expression2x + 3y – 4z expression
ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONA statement containing one or more terms connected by plus or minus signs with the symbol of equality.  EXAMPLES:x + 7 = 10Algebraic Equation2x + 3y – 4z = 20 Equation
ALGEBRAIC term  expression  equation2x, 29    2x + 29    2x + 29 = 50x, y          x - y       x - y = -10a2 , 2b, 5      a2 + 2b - 5     a2 + 2b – 5 = 9
ASSIGNMENT E-Math Book, page 165, Vocabulary and Concepts no.s 1-10.
Page 167, VII: Identifying literal coefficients, no.s 59-63 and page 165, IX: Identifying numerical coefficients, no.s 65-69.  
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    Find the definitionof the following terms:Algebravariablereplacement setsubstitutionconstantsymbols of groupingsymbols of relationshipalgebraic termalgebraic expressionfactorsnumerical coefficientliteral coefficient 
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    ALGEBRADefined as abranch of mathematics which generalizes the facts in arithmetic.
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    In the languageof algebra, letters along with numbers and operation symbols are used to create expressions.VARIABLECan stand for different numbers at different times.
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    Represents any numberfrom a given replacement set.EXAMPLES:Any letter in the ENGLISH ALPHABET such as X, Y, Z, A, B, and C.x + 7b2 – 4ac
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    REPLACEMENT SETThe setof values of the variable.SUBSTITUTIONReplacing a variable by a constant.EXAMPLES:let x ={1, 2, 3} replacement setx + 7x= 1 x = 2 x = 3x + 7 x + 7 x + 71 + 7 2 + 7 3 +7 8 9 10
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    CONSTANTA symbol whichhas exactly one number in its replacement set.EXAMPLES:7, 4, and 1 1.
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    = 3. 141592654…SYMBOLSOF GROUPINGParentheses: ( )Brackets: [ ]Braces: { }Bar or fraction bar: ____
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    EXAMPLES:1 1 –{ 1 2 – [ 4 – (8 + 9 ) ] – 1 3 }1 1 – { 1 2 – [ 4 – 1 7 ] – 1 3 }1 1 – { 1 2 – 1 3 + 1 3 }1 1 – 1 2- 1
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    SYMBOLS OF RELATIONSHIP≠ Is not equal to≤ Is less than or equal to≥ Is greater than or equal to< Is less than> Is greater than= Equals, is equal to, is
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    EXAMPLES:x + 7< 1 0 x = 11 + 7 < 1 08 < 1 0 √
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    FACTORSThe numbers andsymbols in a product.EXAMPLES:(-3) (2) = -6 Factors product(-3 x ) (2 x ) = -6 x2 Factors product
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    NUMERICAL COEFFICIENTThe numberin an algebraic term.LITERAL COEFFICIENTA letter used to represent a numberEXAMPLES:4 xNumerical coefficient Literal coefficient45 abc Numerical coefficient Literal coefficient
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    ALGEBRAIC TERMEither asingle number, a letter, or a product of several numbers or letters.EXAMPLES:x + 7algebraic term term2x + 3y – 4z term term term
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    ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONA statementcontaining one or more terms connected by plus or minus signs. EXAMPLES:x + 7Algebraic expression2x + 3y – 4z expression
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    ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONA statementcontaining one or more terms connected by plus or minus signs with the symbol of equality. EXAMPLES:x + 7 = 10Algebraic Equation2x + 3y – 4z = 20 Equation
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    ALGEBRAIC term expression equation2x, 29 2x + 29 2x + 29 = 50x, y x - y x - y = -10a2 , 2b, 5 a2 + 2b - 5 a2 + 2b – 5 = 9
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    ASSIGNMENT E-Math Book,page 165, Vocabulary and Concepts no.s 1-10.
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    Page 167, VII:Identifying literal coefficients, no.s 59-63 and page 165, IX: Identifying numerical coefficients, no.s 65-69.