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algebraic language (Algebra)

algebraic language is simply to translate what we usually talk to particular expressions with symbols and numbers. When we speak of a situation where we need to find an answer, on all sides we hear phrases like: "it is best to write an equation."

The idea behind this is to manipulate unknown quantities with symbols easy to write. A simple example is the following statement:

What I spent on sweets in the shop was the price of each candy by the number of candy I bought.
Written

Algebraic Language may be as follows:

G = P · N

Here G means "what I spent," P means "sweet price" and N means "the amount of candy."

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