kennedyneefe2 kennedyneefe2

01-09-2020
Mathematics

contestada

How many terms are there in the following expression: 3a + 3ab + 7b – 4d?

Respuesta :

chikafujiwara chikafujiwara

01-09-2020

A term is a single constant or variables that have non-zero coefficients.

Since there are 4 terms with non-zero coefficients in the following expression, there are 4 terms.

Hope this helps.

頑張って!

Answer Link

Otras preguntas

The rulers of many non-Arab Muslim states referred to themselves as

Plz someone help me with thisIf u can please let me know

Help ASAP What is an ambiguous ending? one that is written very clearly one that is wrapped up nicely one that occurs only in modern plays one that is left up t

What are two factors other than testosterone levels that could determine an athlete’s performance?

what is the sum of c and 6

What does 'boom' refer to in the term "Florida Land Boom?"

Cos^ -1 (-x)=-Cos^ -1 xfor-1<= x<=1 true or false

During the week Jimmy spent $45 eating out, gained $55 mowing lawns and spent $15 on gas. What was Jimmy's change in dollars at the end of the week?

hi i need help with this question

What is the frequency of a wave with speed 3m/s and wavelength 6m? (please with an explanation i'm stoopid) <3