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Use the word term or expression?

I am making a jeopardy review game, and I can't figure out whether to use the word term or expression. The phrase that I am planning on is "in the following expression it is negative 2" with the following expression being -2n to the power of 3. (That will be written properly in the presentation). I am correct that in this case it is like a square is a rectangle but not all rectangles are squares, in that a term may be an expression but an expression is a group of terms (one or more)? I just want to make sure that I'm using the correct phrasing for my students.

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  • Anonymous
    9 years ago
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    Yes, you made the correct phrasing for your students...

    The phrase that I am planning on is "in the following expression it is negative 2" with the following expression being -2n to the power of 3. (That will be written properly in the presentation)....

    Good luck!

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