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Forming and Solving Equations

What is the structural difference between an expression and an equation?

A
  • Expression: A mathematical statement that can be solved.
  • Equation: A mathematical phrase that can only be simplified.
B
  • Expression: Contains an equals sign but has no variables.
  • Equation: Contains variables but has no equals sign.
C
  • Expression: Contains an equals sign and can be solved.
  • Equation: A mathematical phrase with no equals sign.
D
  • Expression: A mathematical phrase with no equals sign.
  • Equation: Contains an equals sign and can be solved.

Forming and Solving Equations Flashcards

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Flashcards for Oxford AQA IGCSE Maths Forming and Solving Equations, covering the key terms, formulae and methods you need to recall for Paper 1 and Paper 2 (Core: 1C and 2C; Extension: 1E and 2E). 3 cards, matched to the Oxford AQA IGCSE Maths (9260) specification.

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