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Understanding Fibonacci & Algebraic Expressions

The document discusses the Fibonacci sequence and algebraic expressions. It defines key terms used in algebra like variables, constants, expressions, terms, coefficients, polynomials and degree. It provides examples for each term. It explains that a variable represents numbers, a constant represents a fixed value, an expression combines constants and variables using operations, a term is part of an expression separated by plus or minus signs, coefficients are numbers multiplying terms, polynomials involve variables raised to positive integer powers, and degree is the highest exponent of a variable in an expression.

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Understanding Fibonacci & Algebraic Expressions

The document discusses the Fibonacci sequence and algebraic expressions. It defines key terms used in algebra like variables, constants, expressions, terms, coefficients, polynomials and degree. It provides examples for each term. It explains that a variable represents numbers, a constant represents a fixed value, an expression combines constants and variables using operations, a term is part of an expression separated by plus or minus signs, coefficients are numbers multiplying terms, polynomials involve variables raised to positive integer powers, and degree is the highest exponent of a variable in an expression.

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FIBONACCI

SEQUENCE
FIBONACCI
SEQUENCE
 
FIBONACCI
SEQUENCE
 

 
FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
 

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FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
 
FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
 
FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
 
FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
 
ALGEBRAIC
EXPRESSIONS
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

VARIABLE The use of symbols or letters including


CONSTANT shorthand notations gives a clear cut
distinction between algebra and
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
arithmetic. In the language of algebra,
TERM a variable is a symbol or a letter used
COEFFICIENT to represent numbers.
POLYNOMIAL

DEGREE Example: x, y, z, a, b, c
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

VARIABLE A constant is a fixed number. Unlike a


CONSTANT variable, it represents one and only
one value and it will not vary in any
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
discussion.
TERM

COEFFICIENT
Example: 1, 2, 3, 100, 1000, π, 2/3,
POLYNOMIAL -1/2
DEGREE
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

 
VARIABLE Any combination of constants and
CONSTANT variables related by a mathematical
operation defines an algebraic
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
expression.
TERM

COEFFICIENT
Example:
POLYNOMIAL

DEGREE
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

 
VARIABLE A term is an integral part of an
CONSTANT algebraic expression which is
separated by a plus (+) or a minus (-)
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
sign.
TERM

COEFFICIENT
EXAMPLE: .
POLYNOMIAL

DEGREE
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

 
VARIABLE When two expressions are multiplies
CONSTANT together to form a product then each
is called a coefficient of the other.
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION

TERM

COEFFICIENT Example: ,
POLYNOMIAL

DEGREE
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

 
VARIABLE Terms are called similar if they have
CONSTANT exactly the same coefficient;
otherwise they are called dissimilar
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
terms.
TERM

COEFFICIENT
Example: Similar ()
POLYNOMIAL
Example: Dissimilar ()
DEGREE
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

VARIABLE One of the simplest kinds of algebraic


CONSTANT expressions is the polynomial – an
algebraic expression in which every
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
term is:
TERM
• a constant, or
COEFFICIENT
• a constant multiplied to a positive
POLYNOMIAL integral power of a variable, or
DEGREE • a constant multiplied to a product of
positive integral powers of two or
more variables.
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

 
VARIABLE The degree of a polynomial is the
CONSTANT highest exponent of the variable in the
expression.
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION

TERM
Example:
COEFFICIENT

POLYNOMIAL

DEGREE
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

VARIABLE A polynomial is called a monomial if it


CONSTANT consist of only one term, while it is
called a binomial if it has two terms. A
ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION
multinomial is an expression which
TERM contains more than two terms.
COEFFICIENT

POLYNOMIAL

DEGREE
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