Math, asked by Mihir2122, 11 days ago

How can you differentiate an expression from an equation?

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Answered by manishawate581

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Answer:

An equation is defined as a mathematical statement with two expressionsset equal to one another.

An expression is a sentence fragment that stands for a single numerical value.

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