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The Basics of Adding and Subtracting Expressions

Adding and subtracting expressions is like combining or taking away things you have. Instead of numbers we can have letters or numbers in our expressions. For example, Adding expressions: If you have the expression "x + 3," it means you have "x" of something, and someone gives you 3 more. So, "x + 3" would be "x plus 3." Subtracting expressions ...

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