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How many terms are in this expression? 3n+2m+1
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How many terms are in this expression?
3n+2m+1

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three terms are in this experssion 3n+2m+1

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Answer:

three

Explanation:

3n+2m+1

There are three terms in the expression

3n, 2m, and 1

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