What are the variable terms in the expression 6g-11+5h

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Ollie Buck asked Sep 1, 2022

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What are the variable terms in the expression 6g-11+5h

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Answer:

6g and 5h

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Co-efficients, 6 and 5 carry variables g and h, therefore they're the variable terms.

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the variable terms are the ones with the letters 6g and 5h

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