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Define the algebraic terms by counting how many terms given on the expression below.

4x + 3n + 5​

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Answer:

Two terms (
x and
n)

Explanation:

If simplified it gives 3n+4x+5

And cannot be factored

User Andrew Ensley
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hello!

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We're given the following expression:


\bigstar{\boxed{4x+3n+5}

Here,

4x is a term

3n is a term

5 is a term

4 is the coefficient of x

x is a variable

3 is the coefficient of n

n is a variable

5 is a constant

Details:-

A coefficient is a number before a variable

A variable is a letter

A constant is a number without any variables next to it

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note:-

Hope everything is clear; if you need any explanation/clarification, kindly let me know, and I will comment and/or edit my answer :)

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