Expression, mathematical phrase that is a combination of numbers, symbols and operations to represent a certain quantity, Factor of a Number, an integer that divides exactly into a given number, Factor, a quantity that when multiplied to another will produce a term or expression, Product, the solution to a multiplication problem, Factoring, (to factor) a verb describing the action of finding factors, Prime Factorization , a set of prime numbers multiplied together to make the original number, Factored Form, the simplest form of an expression that uses parentheses to show multiplication of factors, Expanded Form, the product of the factored form of an expression, where like terms have been combined and the terms are listed in descending order by degree, Degree of a Polynomial Term, the sum of the exponents of the variables, Greatest Common Factor (GCF), he largest factor that two or more terms have in common, Distributive Property, multiplying a value by an expression is the same as multiplying the value by each term in the expression separately, Term, a number, variable or numbers and variables multiplied together.

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