The following expression has _ terms and a constant of _?

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1 answer:

REY [17]3 years ago

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The given expression has 3 terms.
The terms are the entities that are connected by addition or subtraction in a polynomial expression.

The constant term is the one which does not have any variable attached to it. In this case the constant is -7. Do not forget to consider the sign of constant term in such case.

So the answer to this question is
1st blank: 3
2nd blank: -7

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