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What is the constant term in the expression 2xy − 5x2 y − 7x + 9? −7 −5 2 9
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What is the constant term in the expression 2xy − 5x2 y − 7x + 9?

−7

−5

2

9

User Plabon Dutta
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i think, im not really that sure, but i think its A (-7) tell me if im right. oh and if this helps The constant is the term which there are no variables such as x or y attached.
User Sean Hogan
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Let's simplify step-by-step.2xy−5x2y−7x+9=2xy+−5x2y+−7x+9
Answer: −5x2y+2xy−7x+9= A(-7)
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