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How many terms are there in the following expression: 3a + 3ab + 7b – 2c – 4d?
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How many terms are there in the following expression: 3a + 3ab + 7b – 2c – 4d?

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5 terms because a is one b is one ab is one c is one and D is one 
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There are 5 terms.


A term is a coefficient and a variable put together.

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