Question

explain the difference between an expression and an equation.

Answer 1

 · A mathematical phrase that groups together numbers, variables, and operators, to show the value of something is called expression. An equation is described as a mathematical statement with two expressions set equal to one another. ... An equation is two sided, where an equal sign separates the left and right sides.

Answer 2

Answer:

The differences between expressions and equations are that expressions are a mathematical phrase represented by numbers and/or variables separated by operation symbols and equations are a statement that two expressions are equal.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Sample Response: An expression is written as a phrase and an equation is written as a statement. Equations are written as sentences with capitalization and punctuation. Expressions are written as phrases with no capitalization or punctuation. An equation has an equals sign and an expression does not.

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