Which answer shows all the like terms in this list 4x,1/2x,2y,4,x,3x

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wel3 years ago

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You haven't shared the answer choices.

Let's rewrite that first x term: {<span>4x, (1/2)x, 2y, 4, x, 3x), also leaving more space between the answer choices.

I see four x-terms in { </span>4x, (1/2)x, 2y, 4, x, 3x } . The like terms are {4x, (1/2)x, x, 3x }. There are no other groups of like terms.

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