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How many terms are in the expression shown? 2n+5-3p+4p
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How many terms are in the expression shown?

2n+5-3p+4p

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Answer:

4 terms

Explanation:

The terms in the expression are unique in that they cannot be combined.

The 4 terms are

2n

+ 5

- 3p

+ 4p

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