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Which of the following is a trinomial with a constant term?

Which of the following is a trinomial with a constant term?-example-1
User AgentP
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Answer:

D.
x+4y+7

Explanation:

We are asked to choose the trinomial with a constant term.

We know that trinomial is an expression with three term, in which two terms will have a variable and one term is constant.

Upon looking at our given choices, we can see that option D is the correct choice as it has two terms with variable x and
4y and a constant 7.

Therefore, the correct choice is
x+4y+7.

User Matulef
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Answer:

D. x + 4y + 7

Explanation:

A constant term is a term that is a number with no variables (letters) attached to it.

In this case, D is your answer, for the term 7 is a constant, with no variables next to it.

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User Ali Motameni
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