How many terms are in the expression 5 - 3c + 21? step by step explantion

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Nezavi [6.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

5 - 3c + 21 --> 3 terms

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1: A term is a number by it self or a number & variable. Ex: 5 + 6c. 5 would be one term, 6c would be the other.

Step 2: Now, let's look at 5 - 3c + 21.

Step 3: 5 is a term by it self. Since there is no variable, it's just 5.

-3c is a term by itself. And, there is a variable, so it's -3c.

+21 is a term by itself. Since there is no variable, it's just +21.

Note: You must carry the sign with it. For Ex: 5 - 3x + 21

If you were given a question, "What is the third term of this equation?" you would write, "+21". You will always need to carry the sign with the number.

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