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Algebra and Whole Numbers

4 basic algebraic operations
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Across
2.number to be added
5.numbers in a multiplication statement
8.the act or process of approximating an amount or a number
9.result of addition
11.operation of combining two or more numbers to find a total
12.operation of taking one number away from another
16.number sentence that usually includes opeations variables and numbers
18.the set of numbers of 0,1,2,3,4,5,6...
19.study of properties of numbers using 4 basic operations
23.math sentence that includes operations and numbers
24.wxpress in a form that is equal to the original
25.math processes of addition, subtraction,multiplication and division
26.to find the numerical value of an algebraic expression
Down
1.parts of an expression separated by operation signs
2.math sentence that include at least one operation and a variable
3.result of subtraction
4.the number that is divided
6.amount left over when dividing
7.two numbers that form a basic division fact
10.operation that gives the same result as repeated addition
13.a sentence that is neither true of false
14.letter that represents an unknown number
15.use both numbers and letters to show relations between quantities
17.number thyat is used to divide
20.opposite or reverse
21.result of division
22.result of multiplication


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