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1. How many terms does the expression 5 + 9x · 7 + 2xº have? What are they?
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1. How many terms does the expression 5 + 9x · 7 + 2xº
have? What are they?

1. How many terms does the expression 5 + 9x · 7 + 2xº have? What are they?-example-1
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This expression has four terms.

5, 9x, 7, and 2x


A term is a constant number, a variable, or a variable with a coefficient.
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