Which of the following conditions must be satisfied for a given comparison to be an algebraic equation?

The quantities being compared must be equal

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The quantities must have at least one variable, in either of them

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The quantities being compared must not be equal

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Both A and B

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The correct option is D
Both A and B

For a given comparison to be an algebraic equation, the comparison must state that two quantities being compared are equal. Also, the quantities being compared must have one unknown quantity in them.

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Which of the following conditions must be satisfied for a given comparison to be an algebraic equation?

The correct option is D Both A and B For a given comparison to be an algebraic equation, the comparison must state that two quantities being compared are equal. Also, the quantities being compared must have one unknown quantity in them.

The correct option is D
Both A and B

For a given comparison to be an algebraic equation, the comparison must state that two quantities being compared are equal. Also, the quantities being compared must have one unknown quantity in them.