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What are Expressions, Equations, Variables etc: Introducing the essential language
![]() We will start this important section with discussing the language involved. If you want to understand algebra and pass your IGCSE GCSE Maths exam, you need to know what the terms mean without hesitation. Have a look therefore at the following two maths videos in which I will explain to you all the relevant language. What are variables, coefficients, terms, what is the difference between expressions and equations? These questions and more will be answered. So continue with your maths revision and let me know if you need more help with your maths,
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