Answer: 2
Step-by-step explanation: That expression is a binomial in any case the terms in a polynomial are separated by a plus or minus sign (+,-) so you can determine the number of terms by counting how many number or variable are being separated (ex: 3a+a-1 would have 3 terms and be a trinomial)
Answer:
in order for this to be solved you have to say what term you want to be found 'n' doesn't work..
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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<span>7n + 4 - 5n <= 2(n+2)
Let's simplify these expression first
2n + 4 <= 2(n + 2)
2(n +4) = 2n + 4
The LHS and RHS expressions are the same but the inequality says contrary
Hence 2n + 4 is not less than but equal to 2(n + 2).
7+ 6a >= -4(2-a) - 2a
-4(2-a) - 2a = -8 + 4a - 2a = -8 + 2a. It should be obvious that 7 +6a is greater than the RHS expression.
Suppose a= 2 then we have 7 + 6(2) = 19 while -8 + 2(2) = - 8 + 4 = -4 So it follows that 7 + 6a >= -4(2-4) -2a
4x >= 8. The expression is always true so the equal to option is out.</span>
