Is the sum of two binominals is always a binomial? Why or why not?

Mathematics

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zaharov [31]4 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Algebraic Terms:

1. Monomial - an algebraic term

2. Binomial - the sum of 2 algebraic terms

3. Trinomial - an algebraic sum in 3 terms

4. Polynomial - a function in more than 1 algebraic term

The sum of 2 binomials is not always a binomial because each of the two binomials might have different algebraic terms.

If the first binomial has 2 algebraic terms and the second binomial has 2 other algebraic terms and no single term crosses out its coefficients, the sum of both binomials will not be a binomial.

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