Question

What are the constant terms in the expression? 8m−5n+2+m−14

Answer 1

Answer: $2 , -14$

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that the constant terms are the specific terms in an algebraic expression that have only numbers or numerical value or without any variable.  

For example : The constant term in $4x^2 -5m+16$  is 16.

Let's take one more example , the constant term in $3x-2y-4-7xy$ is -4.

Given expression is : $8m-5n+2+m-14$

Here, the terms are : $8m,\ -5n,\ 2,\ m,\ -14$

Terms having variable = $8m,\ -5n,\ m$

Terms without variable = $2 , -14$

⇒ Constant terms =$2 , -14$

Hence, the constant terms in the given expression = $2 , -14$

Answer 2

The constant terms are: -14, and +2