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| Subtraction Expression in Algebra Addition Expression (Algebra) | Division Expression (Algebra) | Multipication Expression (Algebra) | Subtraction Expression (Algebra) | Terms of Algebraic Expression | Value of an Algebraic Expression | Explanation :-
Subtraction Expression in algebra includes Literal Numbers, Subtraction Operator (-) and constants.
For example = x-y, a-7, 4-b
In the above example we have :-
Subtraction Operator = (-),
Literal Numbers = x, y, a, b and
Constants = 7, 4.
Subtraction Expression in Algebra is of the following two types:-
1). Difference of Literal Numbers :- It includes subtraction operator (-), and literal numbers.
For example = x-y, p-q, a-b...
In the above example we have :-
Subtraction Operator = (-),
Literal Numbers = x, y, p, q, a, b
Note :- In this type of expression, we don't have any constants.
2). Difference of Literal Numbers and Constants.
For example = x-5, 7-q, a-b-4...
In the above example we have :-
Subtraction Operator = (-),
Literal Numbers = x, q, a, b and
Constants = 5, 7, 4.
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