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Vocabulary flashcards introducing foundational algebraic concepts including parts of a term, classifications of expressions by term count, constant terms, and ordering of exponents.
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Coefficient
The number located in the front of a variable in an algebraic term.
Variable
The letter in an algebraic term representing a quantity that can change.
Exponent
The power placed on a variable in an algebraic term, sometimes referred to as an indicee.
Monomial
An algebraic expression that consists of exactly one term.
Binomial
An algebraic expression that consists of exactly two terms.
Trinomial
An algebraic expression that consists of exactly three terms.
Constant term
A term in an algebraic expression that does not contain a variable and cannot change.
Polynomial
An algebraic expression that has more than three terms, derived from "poly" meaning many.
Descending order
Arranging the terms of an algebraic expression by their exponents from largest to smallest.
Ascending order
Arranging the terms of an algebraic expression by their exponents from smallest to largest.