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How many variable terms are in the expression 3x3y + 5xz − 4y + x − z + 9? (Input a numeric value only.) Numerical Answers Expected! Answer for Blank 1:
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How many variable terms are in the expression 3x3y + 5xz − 4y + x − z + 9?
(Input a numeric value only.)
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There are 5 variable terms. Have a nice day
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I think there are 5 variable terms in the expression given above . Terms
may consist of variables
and coefficients, or constants. In algebraic expressions, letters represent
variables
. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.
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