The addends in an algebraic expression???
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The addends in an algebraic expression are defined as nothing but the numbers that are added together to form the sum.
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There are many terms just like addends but this is used for the summing of an expression or a number.
- For example, when we add the numbers 20 and 30 here the sum is 50 but the addends in this are 20,30.
- This can be a number, a variable, expression, or any quantity that can be summed together to get an output.
- Missing addends are also a term associated with this. It is the addend that is missing as the name suggests.
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