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You can simplify expressions

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You can’t solve expressions

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Expressions can be simplified

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I know that equations have a balanced scale and inequalities have an unbalanced scale.

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Equations are like a balanced scale

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Inequality’s are made of less than, greater than, less than or equal to, and greater than or equal to symbols.

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Inequalities have 4 symbols you can use

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You solve equations while you evaluate and simplify expressions

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Expressions can only be simplified.

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In equations the two sides have to be equel

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Expressions can be evaluated and simplified but not solved. This is because most variables do not have a specific number, so you leave a simplified expression as a variable and a number. Ex. (2 - x) + yz

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Inequalities have Symbols. They also and is like a unbalanced scale.

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Equations and inequalities are like a scale and compare things.

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An equation is like a balanced scale that has one solution. An inequality is like an unbalanced scale that has more than one solution. An inequality uses....

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You can solve inequalities and equations.

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A inequality also like equations has a solution but uses different signs like greater than,less than , greater than and equal to , and less than and equal to.

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Inequalities can be like a unbalanced scale. They have 4 symbols. < > then I can't type the other ones there just those with a line under it

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Expressions are not solved. They consist of variables, constants, and terms. You simplify or evaluate them.

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I know that they all have number and can have variables.

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Equations can be solved. They have 1 anwser. Like a balanced scale.

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Expression are made of variables, coefficients, terms, and I forgot what the last are.

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Equations have an equal sign

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All of them use can use variables.

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Equations are pretty much expressions that can be solved. They contain numbers, operation symbols and and a equal sign( = )
An example would be 2 + 2 = 4.

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Expressions are made up of terms: variables, coefficients, and operation symbols

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Expressions can't be solved. Expressions can be simplified and evaluated

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A equation is for you to solve and has a solution using different signs like addition and subtraction.

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Expressions have constants, coefficients, and terms.
Inequalities use the symbols greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, and less than or equal to.
Equations use the equal signs to compare to things.

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I know that inequalities use < and > and use a line under sometimes also. They CAN BE SOLVED. They can have MORE THAN 1 anwser. Like an unbalanced scale.

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You DO NOT solve expressions

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Equations also have equal signs.
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In inequalities you use four signs that are called greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, and less than or equal to.

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Inequalitys are solved. The have a greater that, less than, less than or equal to, or a greater than or equal to sign.

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I know that inequalities use comparison symbols like < and>.

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They all a new use variables and numbers.

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Equations: You solve them and it is like a balanced scale. Includes a = sign. Includes operation symbols.

Inequalities: You use greater than, less than, greater or equal too, and less than or equal too signs. They are like a unbalanced scale. No equal signs. Can have operation symbols.

Evaluations: You never SOLVE them, you only EVALUTATE them. Has several parts; coefficient, terms, varible, constant. Can include some operation symbols for example, -, +, and a fraction bar. Can include expontents ex. 3³

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Expressions are simplified and evaluated. Here's a picture

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You evaluate expressions and solve equations. Inequalities are similar to a scale. You can not solve expressions you can only make them smaller and simplify them. For Inequalities you compare #'s. They also use symbols like <, or >. An example of an inequality is below.

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A expression is for you to simplify and evaluate NOT TO SOLVE making it a math phrase.

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Equations can be solved

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Equations can be solved but only have one answer, but inequalities can have more than one answer

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I know that you can solve equations and inequalities. I also know that all of them use operation symbols.

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Expressions do not have a solution. They are either simplified or evaluated. Equations though, they have one solution. Inequalities have one or more solutions, but they don't have to have more than one.There are 4 symbols to inequalities. Greater than, less then, greater than or equal to, and less than or equal to. Both equations and inequalities can be solved. Expressions cannot be solved and they have terms, constants, variables, operation signs or symbols, and coefficients.Expressions and Equations do not have any thing in common and neither do inequalities and expressions.

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They are all in the dictionary and they have a definition and they all have e's in theree names.they are all used In math class at some point they are words.they can all be simplified or solved two out of the three are like scales (inequalities and equations).they all have numbers in them and

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I know that expressions cannot be solved, we evaluate and simplify them,

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You solve an equation. Equations also have a =.

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Inequalities are like a scale

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Expression Can't be solved but use equal signs.

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Expressions can not be solved but they can be simplified and evaluated.

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Equations have = symbols. Equations can be solved.

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I know that equations and inequalities can be solved. Expressions are evaluated and simplified.

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Expressions can not be solved but they can be simplified and evaluated. Equations and inequalities can be solved. Inequalities have Less than < ,Greater than > , greater than or equal to , and Less than or equal to.

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Equations have a sign. Them and inequalities are solved. Equations only have one answer. Inequalities can have multiple.

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An expression is a " Math Phrase" that you simplify and evaluate. An expression uses terms that are separated by addition and subtraction symbols.  An expression also uses variables which is a letter used to represent a number. A coefficient is the number infront  of the variable.  A constant is a number that does not have a variable.  When simplifying the expression you use like terms and the distributive property.

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I know you solve equations and inequalities. But you do not solve expressions you evaluate or simplify them.

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Expressions are when you write a math phrase. You DO NOT solve it. You use terms, which are variables, constants, coefficients, and operation symbols. Equations have numbers and you DO solve them. They are balanced, and have = signs. You are comparing numbers. Inequalities are unbalanced, and you compare your "math sentences" by using greater than (>), less than (<), equal to(=), greater than -or- equal to, or less than -or- equal to.

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Inequalities can be solved and they have four symbols; less than, less than or equal to, greater than or equal to, and greater than. Inequalities can be equal to a number and can be not equal to a number. This does use variables, like "x" and "y".

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You can solve equations and inequalities .  You evaluate and simplify expressions.