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In a polynomial do you identify how many terms are in a problem before or after you solve it?
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In a polynomial do you identify how many terms are in a problem before or after you solve it?

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All you have to do to identify the number of terms in a polynomial is to count the number of separate parts in the polynomial separated by a plus or minus (terms)

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