3.1 Introduction Algebrac expressions are a crucial branch of mathematics. An expression is a combination of numbers'corstant (whole or fractions), variables (letters of the alphabet) and mathematical operations. This chapter discusses in detail, the concept of terms, like terms, ccefficients, etc. It extends to converting expressions into equations and solving these equations for the unknown vartable usin the method of transposition. The idea of solving simultaneous equations (two equations in two unknowns) is also discussed. These concepts are applied to problem solving.

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