Math, asked by studytimemath, 5 months ago

Difference between variables &
literals in math.​

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Answered by rubisrivastva
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Answer:

The letters used in Algebra are called Variables or literal number or simply literals. Generally in algebra we operate letters or symbols without assigning any particular numerical value at all.

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