How many terms are in the expression {x}^(2) + xy - {y}^(2) + 5

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How many terms are in the expression

${x}^(2) + xy - {y}^(2) + 5$

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a term will be the expression between the + or - signs

$\bf \stackrel{\stackrel{one}{\downarrow }}{x^2}+\stackrel{\stackrel{two}{\downarrow }}{xy}-\stackrel{\stackrel{three}{\downarrow }}{y^2}+\stackrel{\stackrel{four}{\downarrow }}{5}$

Niieani answered Mar 17, 2020

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