In the expression \(1 + 3b + c + 10a\), the terms are the separate parts of the expression that are added together. The terms in this expression are:
- \(1\) (constant term)
- \(3b\) (variable term with the variable \(b\))
- \(c\) (variable term)
- \(10a\) (variable term with the variable \(a\))
Now, let's see which of the options provided are terms in the expression:
- \(7\) - Not a term in the expression
- \(4b\) - Not a term in the expression
- \(3b\) - Yes, this is a term in the expression
- \(8\) - Not a term in the expression
The correct selection is:
- 3b