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What is a variable in algebraic expressions? Write some algebraic expressions.

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Answered by kanishky10

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Let's take a review of the terminologies used in an algebraic expression: A variable is a letter whose value is unknown to us. For example, x is our variable in the expression: 10x + 63. The coefficient is a numerical value used together with a variable.

Answered by aryansinha19992

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A variable is a letter whose value is unknown to us. For example, x is our variable in the expression: 10x + 63. The coefficient is a numerical value used together with a variable.

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