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Like terms are terms with the same A constant. B variables and different exponents. C variable and exponent. D multiple.
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Like terms are terms with the same

A
constant.

B
variables and different exponents.

C
variable and exponent.

D
multiple.

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B- I know this because I took this test
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Like terms would be option B variables and different exponents.

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