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Answer:

B.
-3x

Explanation:

In algebra, a term could be a single negative or positive number (constant), a variable or a variable with a coefficient. It could also be 2 variables multiplied together.

The algebraic expression
-3x - 7(x + 4) , can be expanded and expressed as:


-3x - 7(x) -7(+4)


-3x - 7x - 28

The three terms are:
-3x, - 7x, -28

Therefore, from the given answer choices, the term that is a term in the expression,
-3x - 7(x + 4) , is B.
-3x

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