Question

How many terms are in the polynomial abcd + e - h 2? two three five six

Answer 1

There are 3 terms to my knowledge because there are 3 polynomials to add.

Answer 2

The number of terms in the polynomial are:

Three.

Explanation:

We are given a polynomial expression in terms of variable a,b,c,d , e and h as:

`abcd+e-h^2`

We know that in any algebraic expression the number of terms are the number of unlike expressions that are separated by a minus or plus i.e. addition sign.

Hence here by looking at our polynomial expression we see that there are three terms in the expression :

1)
`abcd`

2)
`e`

3)
`h^2`