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The document defines key terms related to algebra, including: - An algebraic term can contain decimals, fractions, and unknown terms like x, y, z. - The numerical coefficient of an algebraic term cannot be 0 but can be any other real number. For terms like x, y, a, z, the numerical coefficient is considered to be 1. - Unknown terms are actually numbers, not just letters. The order of letters in a term does not matter, such as xy being equal to yx. - Terms are considered "like terms" if they have the same literal coefficient, such as 3lmn, 3mnl, and 9/2nmL. - Al
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Algebra2 corollary
- 1. Edishta Resource Centre www.edishta.com Terminologies Corollary 1 Algebra – Class 2 Corollary
- 2. Edishta Resource Centre www.edishta.com An algebraic term can also contain decimals and fractions with unknown terms. Eg: 2x/7, 5z/ab, 56.3xpk, 0.65xy are Algebraic Terms. Unknown term alphabet is must present. Algebra - Algebraic Terms
- 3. Edishta Resource Centre www.edishta.com For algebraic terms like x, y, a, z, mn , pqr the number part is actually 1 and not 0 i.e. numerical coefficient is 1 for x, y, a, z, mn , pqr i.e. x=1x, 1y=y, 1pqr = pqr … Numerical coefficient of an algebraic term can not be 0 but can be any other real number 3 Algebra - Coefficient
- 4. Edishta Resource Centre www.edishta.com We should note that unknown terms are actually numbers and not just alphabets Here xy is equal to yx abc = bca = cba pqrs = rspq = qrsp = sprq Also ijk = IJK = JKi No difference between capital and small letters Hence “34lmn, 3mnl, 9/2nmL” are like terms with Literal coefficient ‘lmn’ 4 Algebra – Like n Unlike terms
- 5. Edishta Resource Centre www.edishta.com Algebra - Algebraic Expression Classification of algebraic expressions are done only on number of literal coefficient present in it. Numbers without unknown terms are not to be considered. 4x + 3, 8-y/2 are Monomial Expressions 3x + 4b + 9, 2a + c- 4 are Binomial Expressions 8x – 3a + 4y + 4/7, 2.5p +q-r+3/4 + 5 are Trinomial Expressions You only have to count the number of unknown terms separated by + or -