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How many terms are in the expression a^3+3a^2b-4ab-11b+7

How many terms are in the expression a^3+3a^2b-4ab-11b+7
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How many terms are in the expression a^3+3a^2b-4ab-11b+7

User Wattholm
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A term is a number, variable, or both multiplied together , that are separated by a plus or minus sign. Here you have the terms :
• a^3
• 3a^2b
• -4ab
• -11b
• 7

So in total , there are 5 terms in this expression.

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User Salimah
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there are 7 terms in this problem! hope this helps :)

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