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Why are variables used in math? They represent something in the real word or an unknown. Variables are added to make math problems more complicated. They make math problems more interesting. Variables
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Why are variables used in math?

They represent something in the real word or an unknown.

Variables are added to make math problems more complicated.

They make math problems more interesting.

Variables represent the numbers the problem tells you.

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They represent something in the real word or an unknown.

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They represent something in the real word or an unknown.

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