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Math vocabulary quiz on equations and inequalities
The objective of this math vocabulary quiz on equations and inequalities is to help you understand the meaning of important math words about equations and inequalities. These math words are important to know in order to solve equations and inequalities. The list include the following among others. The has 20 questions and there is no time limit.
Unknown number
Compound inequalities
Coefficient
Like terms
Unlike terms
Equations
Expressions
Terms
Solution
Linear inequality in one variable
Equivalent equations
Formula
Additive property of equality
Additive property of inequality
Multiplication property of equality
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