Combining Like Terms Practice Question
Question 1
State the number of terms in the following expression.
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A. 2 terms
B. 3 terms
C. 4 terms
D. 5 terms
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Step 1
This is the first term.
Step 2
This is the second term.
Step 3
Note that
+5
is also considered as a term in the expression.
Step 4
This is the fourth term.
Step 5
In total, there are 4 terms. Therefore, the answer is C.
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