Match the math vocabulary to parts of the expression \( w^{2}+5 w \). Two tiles will not be used. Tiles Pairs equation therm \( w^{2}+5 w \) the 2 in \( w^{2}+5 w \)

One correct way to match the vocabulary is as follows. Notice that  • w² + 5w is an algebraic expression (it has no equals sign, so it is not an equation).  • It is made up of two parts added together. Each part is called a term (the term w² and the term 5w).  • In the term w² the little 2 is the exponent—it tells you the power to which w is raised. Thus, when matching the tiles to parts of the expression:  – “the term w² + 5w” should be matched with the entire expression (it is an expression made up of terms), and  – “the 2 in w² + 5w” should be matched with the exponent in the term w². The other two tiles (one labeled “equation” and the one labeled “pairs”) are not used since the expression isn’t an equation and “pairs” is not a relevant term in this context. Any answer that identifies the expression as having two terms (w² and 5w) and recognizes the 2 as the exponent in w² is correct.