expression
- noun
- /ɪkˈsprɛʃən/
- Specialized
- The teacher explained that the expression 3x + 5 represents a linear relationship.
- mathematical expression
- algebraic expression
- expressions and equations
All right, I also need an expression for delta Ji here.
- All right, I also need an expression for delta Ji here.
- So your remainder can be an expression in terms of X.
- We've got simple expressions built up from integers using division.
- OK, what if you have a basic log expression like this?
- The binomial is just this expression inside with two terms because it's binomial.
Examples
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So your remainder can be an expression in terms of X.
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That's the mathematical expression for the thrust created by a rocket.
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Here we have an expression for J.
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So give me the expression that would show...
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OK, So now we have an expression for G, right?
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So give me the expression that would show how many cookies Billy would have.
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OK, what if you have a basic log expression like this?
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All you have to do now is to substitute this expression at this point.
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Contestants, please find the limit of this expression.
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So now we multiply every single expression by our LCD.
Compounds
A way of showing your thoughts and feelings and your personality through art, music, or writing
- Specialized
A process where a cell uses a gene's information to make a protein
- Slang
An informal word or phrase used in casual speech, not for formal situations
Showing sexual feelings or actions in a safe, respectful way that helps your emotional and physical health
Words or a short phrase added inside a sentence to give extra information without changing its meaning
- Informal
A face that shows no feelings so others cannot guess what someone thinks
How Complex
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Expression comes from Latin parts ex- ('out') and primere ('to press'), like the English word press. In math, an expression is a group of symbols that together 'press out' or show a number or formula.