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The following are like terms because each term consists of variables, x, and a numeric coefficient.
11x, −19x
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The following are like terms because each term consists of variables, y, and a numeric coefficient.
18y, −15y
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The numeric part of a term is generally called the coefficient.
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The term containing g2 is 11g2.
So, the coefficient of g2 in the term is 11.
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In an algebraic expression, the term with no variables is called the constant.
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In given expression, the constant is obviously 9.
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The term in the given expression with highest degree is 5x2. The degree of the variable is 2.
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So, the highest degree or order of the given expression is 2.
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In the given expression, the term with coefficient −6 is −6c3.
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So, answer is −6c3
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The unlike terms consist of different variables.
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The unlike terms because each term consists of different variables, a, b and c are
8a, 12b and 9c
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In an algebraic expression, the term with no variables is called the constant.
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In given expression, the constant is obviously 56.
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The numeric part of a term is generally called the coefficient.
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The second term in the expression is 8y3.
The coefficient of this term is 8.
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The numeric part of a term is generally called the coefficient.
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The term whose coefficient is −18 is −18xy2.
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The following are like terms because each term consists of variables, a2, and a numeric coefficient.
6a2, −8a2, 7a2
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The following are like terms because each term consists of variables, b3, and a numeric coefficient.
3b3, 5b3