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yarga [219]
3 years ago
11

Are the two terms on each tile like terms? Sort the tiles into the appropriate categories.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Basile [38]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Like terms: -7y^2 and y^2, 0.5kt and -10kt, 6 and 9

Not like terms: -4p and p^2, 5x and 5, 3ad and 2bd

Step-by-step explanation:

Two or more terms are called like terms if they have same variables and powers.

-7y^2 and y^2 are like terms because they have same variable y with same power 2.

-4p and p^2 are not like terms because they have same variable y with different powers.

0.5kt and -10kt are like terms because they have same variables kt with same power 1.

6 and 9 are like terms because both are constant.

5x and 5 are not like terms because one have variable and other is constant.

3ad and 2bd are not like terms because they have different variables.

Like terms: -7y^2 and y^2, 0.5kt and -10kt, 6 and 9

Not like terms: -4p and p^2, 5x and 5, 3ad and 2bd

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