When converting some algebraic expressions to c++, you may need to insert and that do not appear in the algebraic expression. group of answer choices values, exponents operators, calculations operators, operands operators, parentheses operands, parentheses

operators, parentheses

Explanation: Conversion of any algebraic expression into C++ term , it requires parentheses and operators. Algebraic terms are present in expression thus different operators like arithmetic operator, logical operator , assignment operator etc are required.

Parentheses is the element in which the expression is mentioned in C++. It is denoted by the symbol of "()" .

Other options are incorrect because values, exponents ,operands and calculation operators are not a part of conversion of algebraic terms to C++.

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