Can 5+10= be an expression even if the problem does not have an answer?

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Mdm asked Mar 8, 2023

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Can 5+10= be an expression even if the problem does not have an answer?

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Mdm asked Mar 8, 2023

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BunkerMentality answered Mar 10, 2023

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yes, an expression is at least 2 terms
an equation requires two sides

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