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(3x^2-3)(3x^2+3) number of terms

(3x^2-3)(3x^2+3) number of terms
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(3x^2-3)(3x^2+3) number of terms

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Number of terms = 2

Explanation:


  • (3x^2-3)(3x^2+3)

  • =
    (3x^2)^2-(3)^2


  • =9x^4 -9

  • Number of terms = 2
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