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What is the constant term of the algebraic expression -2x²+17-15x+7xy?

What is the constant term of the algebraic expression -2x²+17-15x+7xy?
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What is the constant term of the algebraic expression -2x²+17-15x+7xy?

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The constant term is the one that's written second . . . +17 .

It's constant because it doesn't depend on the value of 'x' or 'y'.
No matter what either of them is, that term is always +17 .

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