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This worksheet helps students identify negative terms in algebraic expressions. Students practice recognising the minus sign as part of a negative term.
Level: Beginner (Grades 6–8) | Topic: Algebraic Language
Concept
A negative term has a minus sign (−) in front of it.
When identifying a negative term, keep the minus sign with the term.
Example
In the expression:
4x − 3y + 7
The negative term is:
−3y
The minus sign belongs to the term, so the negative term is −3y, not just 3y.
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